Typically you should specify names for assemblies and classes that will be clear to programmers who use the generated code. For example, if you are encapsulating many MATLAB® functions, it helps to determine a scheme of function categories and to create a separate class for each category. Also, the name of each class should be descriptive of what the class does.
The .NET naming guidelines recommends the use of Pascal case for capitalizing the names of identifiers of three or more characters. That is, the first letter in the identifier and the first letter of each subsequent concatenated word are capitalized. For example:
MakeSquare In contrast, MATLAB programmers typically use all lowercase for names of functions. For example:
makesquareBy convention, the MATLAB Compiler SDK™ .NET examples use Pascal case.
Valid characters are any alpha or numeric characters, as well
as the underscore (_) character.