Quick start

Engee is an environment for mathematical computing, Model-Based Design and programming of complex technical systems. To get started, we recommend you to watch the video that will help you orientate yourself on the platform:

In Engee you can design and analyse technical systems of any complexity. The workspace tools described in the article Interface will help you customise your workflow to suit your needs. You can work with models, program or combine both approaches - Engee provides all the capabilities you need.

If you are interested in working only with models, we recommend you to study the series of articles from How to model in Engee, and also pay attention to Training courses and Examples. You will be able to choose the materials that best suit your area of interest. The following tools will help you in practical implementation:

Do you want to do programming? Engee uses the programming language Julia! If you’re not familiar with Julia, start with First steps. Introduction to technical calculations Engee and the course at Welcome to Engee course. And examples presents different scenarios for usage of Julia. This will be useful for beginners and experienced programmers alike!

A complete and regularly updated Julia documentation in Russian is available in Engee. Feel free to refer to it and try your hand at working with Julia. For practical work you will need the following tools:

Perhaps you are interested in combining programming and modelling? Or do you want to use one to realise the other? In Engee this is possible! With the Julia language you can programmatically control the simulation by applying special methods in the command line or script editor. You can also analyse the simulation results of the finished model: save them to a single variable or process them with various packages.

Finally, share your projects with your colleagues using Git version control system directly in Engee, and don’t forget to keep up to date with other users' examples and projects in community.