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🧰 Tools & Scripting (MATLAB, Python, Linux, Git, JIRA)

Focused on scripting, version control, and productivity tools for engineers.

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Sample Q&A

Q1. What is MATLAB scripting used for in MBD?
A: Automating simulations, model generation, post-processing, and data analysis.

Q2. How is Python used in automotive workflows?
A: For data processing, automation, test scripting, and integration with toolchains.

Q3. What is Bash scripting used for in Linux-based systems?
A: Automating command-line tasks, running builds, and system maintenance.

Q4. How does Git support collaborative development?
A: Through branching, merging, version tracking, and remote repositories.

Q5. What is the difference between Git and GitHub?
A: Git is the version control tool; GitHub is a web-based platform for hosting Git repositories.

Q6. What is the use of JIRA in software projects?
A: Managing requirements, tasks, bugs, and sprint workflows using Agile boards.

Q7. What are Git submodules used for?
A: Including one Git repository as a subdirectory of another.

Q8. How do you manage Python dependencies in a project?
A: Using requirements.txt or pipenv for virtual environments.

Q9. What are makefiles used for in embedded projects?
A: Defining build rules and automating compilation.

Q10. How do you use VSCode for embedded development?
A: With extensions for C/C++, Git, Docker, debugging, and remote development.