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Capture the Concept -- A First
Look at COMSOL Multiphysics version 4.0
Live
Presentation - Thursday, April 22, 2010, 2:00 PM EDT |
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Clickable Calculus: Differential Equations, Linear Algebra and
Vector Calculus |
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April 14, 2010:
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM (UTC -04:00) Eastern Daylight Time |
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“Clickable Calculus” refers to Maple’s
remarkable set of user-interface features that makes common
mathematical operations as easy as pointing and clicking.
Unique among professional math tools, Maple provides both
computational power and a new-generation user interface that
allows students and new users to become proficient with Maple
without the burden of learning commands and their related
syntax. The result is that instructors can spend their time
teaching mathematics rather than the tool |
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Overall, teaching and learning become
more efficient and effective. By solving a spectrum of
standard (and not-so-standard) problems drawn from
differential equations, linear algebra, and vector calculus,
this session will demonstrate the potential of “Clickable
Calculus” to enrich the mathematical experience. |
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Maplesoft Solutions for Mathematics Education |
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April 15, 2010:
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM (UTC -04:00) Eastern Daylight Time |
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Maplesoft’s core mathematical software,
Maple 13, offers a unique blend of computational power and
ease-of-use, making it an essential tool for doing
mathematics. Its smart document environment provides
revolutionary Clickable Math techniques for solving problems
from any technical discipline, ensuring that students are
instantly productive and engaged. The results can be
incorporated in rich, interactive, live documents that are as
professional looking as a textbook |
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In this one-hour demonstration and Q&A
forum, you will learn how Maple 13 and Maplesoft’s testing and
assessment solutions are redefining mathematics education. See
how Maplesoft’s solutions for mathematics education help
teachers bring complex problems to life, students focus on
concepts rather than the mechanics of solutions, and
researchers develop more sophisticated algorithms or models. |
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Introduction to Maple T.A. |
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April 20, 2010:
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM (GMT-05:00) Indiana (East) |
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Maple T.A. is an easy-to-use web-based
system for creating tests and assignments, and automatically
assessing student responses and performance. Find out how the
new release, Maple T.A.™ 6, enables significant levels of
integration with course management systems, as well as
internationalization tools and increased performance, offering
a smooth, streamlined experience for instructors and students
working in these environments. |
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The new product includes a connector to
Moodle™, a popular open-source course management system, which
lets users access Maple T.A. directly from their Moodle
courses. A new web services application programming interface
(API) provides tools to allow an institution to integrate
Maple T.A. with virtually any course management system,
including custom-built solutions. In addition, the Maple T.A.
Connector for Blackboard® Software has been updated to work
with Maple T.A.6. |
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The new release also provides significant
increases in performance when large amounts of data are
involved, and more flexible and efficient tools for managing
question content. |
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MapleSim Training 2: Advanced Techniques for Complex Modeling
Applications |
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April 21, 2010:
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM (UTC -04:00) Eastern Daylight Time |
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This Webinar provides the knowledge for
going beyond basic modeling and simulation using MapleSim. It
is intended for users who have some experience with MapleSim.
Topics include: |
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Custom component creation from equations
• User-defined tables and datasets
• Extending templates using Maple code
• Multibody modeling and accessing CAD data
• Plant modeling code generation and the Connector series of
toolboxes (Simulink®, LabVIEW®)
• Open Q & A |
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Applications of MapleSim in the Aerospace Industry |
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April 27, 2010:
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM (GMT-05:00) Indiana (East) |
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The aerospace industry has become one of
the most active industries in the deployment of MapleSim. This
Webinar presents an overview of some of the key application
areas. The concepts of physical modeling have long been a key
aspect of engineering in aerospace companies. Indeed, it was
aerospace that pioneered new techniques in HIL (Hardware in
the Loop) for testing control strategies. Understandably
aerospace engineers from the commercial aircraft industry,
national space agencies, and defence-oriented companies
continually innovate their design strategies. In this Webinar,
we will review the basic approaches in MapleSim-based physical
modeling, and plant modeling for modern digital control and
mechatronics applications. Application contexts such as flight
control and space robotics will provide concrete examples and
case studies |
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