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The Equation for Classroom Success: Mathematica for Teaching and Student Use

This Wolfram Mathematica Virtual Conference 2011 course explores functionality relevant to education. Topics include a survey of interactive models and computation and visualization capabilities useful for teaching.

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Stephen Wolfram on the Background and Vision of Mathematica 27:12
Mobile Computing in the Classroom 25:05
A Speed Date with Mathematica23:15
Build an App in 60 Seconds 20:56
Lights, Camera, Graphics!26:54
Hybrid Computing: Perfecting Numerics with Symbolics 30:20
Wolfram|Alpha in Mathematica: Combining Knowledge, Computation, and Natural Language 34:04
292 Formats and Counting: Importing and Exporting Data 14:44
GPU Computation within Mathematica Using CUDA and OpenCL21:43
Integrated Control Systems Design 33:26
More Statistical Distributions than Any Other System34:37
Graphs and Networks: Modeling and Analysis 19:30
Creating Rich Visualizations to Explore Your Data22:55
Deep Dive into Mathematica's Numerics: Applications and Tips33:20
How to Think Financially with Mathematica31:15
Developing Solutions for Real-World Image Processing21:03
MathModelica: Design, Simulate, Create 28:58
Analyze, Visualize, Simulate: Mathematica for University Research 32:22
The Equation for Classroom Success: Mathematica for Teaching and Student Use 33:46
Calculators Are for Calculating, Mathematica Is for Calculus 32:52
Mathematica for Engineering Education 34:18
Introduction to Functional Programming 29:11
Augment Mathematica: Creating Applications and Extensions 24:05
Test-Driven Development with Mathematica 31:50