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Jul 16
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Course Objective
This course provides a foundation for using Mathematica's graphical
and visualization features as well as working with the graphics
programming language. Extensive use of concrete examples and applications to illustrate
concepts is included.
Presenter
The course is presented by a Wolfram Research senior developer or a Wolfram Education Group certified instructor.
Target Audience
The course is written for anyone who wants to take advantage of
Mathematica's graphical and visualization tools, or who has completed "M101:
A First Course in Mathematica."
Delivery Type
Courses are delivered as instructor-led classes in computer classroom
facilities or as online classes over the web. Course topics
are presented with alternating sessions of lectures and exercises. Additional online
training information is available. All classes feature low student-teacher ratios.
Syllabus
- Survey of Mathematica's extensive collection of plotting functions
Plotting functions and expressions; visualizing data; working with Image data; visualization of networks
- Getting the most out of options for visualization functions
Options for color, regions of interest, mesh, vector plot, grid, plot range, text, charting, interactive values, and precedence of arguments
- Utilizing graphics programming to enhance your visualizations
The underlying structure of graphics; graphics primitives; graphics directives; GraphicsComplex
- Techniques for combining plots
Arrays of graphics; merging graphics; using Inset; Prolog and Epilog; Image operations
- Advanced examples illustrating visualization concepts
Course Materials
Each attendee will be provided with Mathematica course notebooks
and access to the current version of Mathematica. The course
notebooks require Mathematica or Mathematica Player. For
attendees participating in classroom-based sessions, course materials are
distributed in print and on CD-ROM, and are yours to keep; a
computer running Mathematica is available for your use during
class. For attendees participating in online classes, a download
of the course materials is provided; a temporary Mathematica training license is provided upon request.
Prerequisites
This course assumes a working knowledge of Mathematica syntax
and the use of pure functions on the level of "M101: A First Course
in Mathematica."
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