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It was the brainchild and genius of Mr. Cleve Moler, that he thought of developing MATLAB at the University of New Mexico in to revolutionize technical computing. MATLAB was created to provide students easy access to softwares developed by LINPACK and EISPACK without learning the concepts of FORTRAN. Jack Little saw a commercial potential in MATLAB when he heard about it during the lecture by Cleve Moler in Stanford University. With the permission of Moler, Jack little began Rewriting MATLAB Added M files Added many new features in the libraries. Founded the Math Work to market and commercialize it. Researchers and practitioners of control engineering used MATLAB for the first time. Over the years it has seen various important developments due to inputs from users. At the university level, it is being used as standard instructional tool for introductory and advance courses particularly in engineering sciences and technology.