Topics are standadized(worldwide) by the Wolfram Research Education Group. Computer will be provided. Participants get a certificate. Participants may keep their course book.
The training structure of the course M101 "An Introduction to Mathematica".
Basic Structure: 45 minutes of lecture, then 45 minutes of excercises
Day 1, morning:
1.: Introduction
1.1: Getting Started
1.2: Common Inputs
1.3: Getting Information
1.4: Building Up Calculations
2.: Notebooks and Typesetting I
2.1: The Notebook Interface
2.2: Cells and Cell Styles
2.3: Format Controls
2.4: Typeset Editing
Day 1, afternoon:
3.: Graphics
3.1: Basic Plotting
3.2: Plotting Data
3.3: Graphics Options
3.4: Graphics Expressions
4.: Programming I
4.1: Assignments and Definitions
4.2: Procedural Programming
4.3: Local Variables
4.4: Functional Programming
4.5: Programming with Rules (Pattern matching)
Day 2, morning:
5.: Mathematics
5.1: Symbolic Calculations
5.2: Numeric Calculations
5.3: Linear Algebra
6.: Programming II
6.1: Basic Principles
6.2: Functional Programming
6.3: Efficiency
Day 2, afternoon:
7.: Packages, Files and Programs
7.1: Packages
7.2: Reading and Writing Files
7.3: Interprocess Communication
8.: Notebooks and Typesetting II
8.1: Persentations using Mathematica
8.2: Options
8.3: Style Sheets
8.4: Buttons and Palettes
Information and comments to:
Dipl.-Math. M.Sc. Carsten Herrmann by e-mail: schulung@ordinate.de