Programming is ''TALKING'' to a machine in order to let it know what do we want and expect which requires a specific SINTAXIS. Most students get frustrated from not understanding programming because most systems out there do not stop to explain how machines work and ''THINK''. And I know what you are thinking: Machines do not think, do they? Actually no, but they are very ''dumb'' to do things that we take for granted, like counting from 1 to 10, for example. Only by understanding the ins and outs of what is happening inside the ''BRAINS'' of a computer (i.e. how it ''THINKS'') will we be able to adequately ''TALK'' to them. Every concept in this course will be explained and practiced with an example so that we see how the machine is reading what we are telling it to do. By knowing how the machine ''READ'' and interpreted your instructions, SINTAXIS will come as second nature, and you won't need to learn it by memory as you will have understood it.

This course will arm you with everything you need to know to be able to use MATLAB in your college and professional career by the end of it so you can let Matlab be your helpful ally in any kind of statistical, mathematical, engineering or logical task that needs a computer solution.

At the beggining of every module, we will see the exact results of our practical project so that we aim all the concepts that we learn towards it, thus, we will see each and every tool with a goal in mind.