Part 2: Math Adventures With Matlab

What will be taught?

This course combines math and coding in a fun and engaging way. Students will use MATLAB to create interactive math games, quizzes, and visualizations, making math concepts more accessible and enjoyable.

What topics will you cover?

MATLAB Basics: An introduction to MATLAB and basic math operations.
Interactive Games: Building a number guessing game.
Math Quizzes: Designing an interactive math quiz with scoring.
Visualizing Math: Creating plots and visualizations of mathematical functions.
Creative Projects: Developing a unique math puzzle or game.

How class is structured?
The course is structured over five lessons, each building on the previous one:

Lecture and Demonstration (15-20 minutes): Introduce new topics and demonstrate coding examples.
Hands-on Coding (15-20 minutes): Students will write and run their own code, applying the concepts discussed.
Project Work (15- 20 minutes): As the course progresses, students will work on a simple project, which they will complete by the final lesson.
Q&A and Recap (5-10 minutes): Each lesson ends with a review and an open session for questions.

How I teach:

I will use a combination of live demonstrations, interactive discussions, and guided coding exercises. Each lesson will focus on clear explanations followed by hands-on practice, allowing students to immediately apply what they've learned.

Teaching style:

My teaching style is supportive and interactive, encouraging students to experiment with coding while providing plenty of opportunities for questions and discussion. I focus on making the learning process engaging by breaking down complex concepts into manageable steps.

How much will learners get to interact with me?

Live Coding Sessions: Students will code along with me during the lessons.
Interactive Discussions: Throughout the course, students can ask questions and discuss their ideas.
Individual Support: During project work, I will provide personalized feedback and assistance.