LIMITED METHODS OF AUTOMATED FILE MANAGEMENT AND ORGANIZATION USING THE MATLAB ENVIRONMENT IN THE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS
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This article discusses the study of finite methods for managing files and their efficient operation in the Matlab environment. The development of information technologies has created a need for educators to properly store and manage various digital resources in the educational process. This article discusses methods for systematically organizing files, using cloud technologies, taking security measures, and increasing efficiency in the pedagogical process. The article provides practical recommendations for educators and students on organizing digital information.
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