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Seminar Objective
In this seminar, we introduce you to the dynamic framework in Mathematica and show you how to get started creating interactive applications for many different kinds of phenomena.
Presenter
The seminar is presented by a senior member of the Wolfram Research technical staff.
Topics
Introduction
Basic introductory examples of dynamic interfaces
Labeled Output
Grids, frame labels, etc.
Different Controls
Setter bars, pull-down menus, checkboxes, radio buttons, color sliders, 2D sliders, etc.
Modifying Default Controls
Control labeling and default values
Locators
Introduction to Locator, with examples
Formatting Output
Using grids inside Manipulate objects
Tips and Tricks
Saving definitions and bookmarks, efficient controls
Delivery Type
The seminar is delivered online using Adobe Acrobat Connect. Use any one of the
supported web browsers on
your computer with Flash Player installed. Once you have registered for a session, you will receive a
confirmation email with a seminar login link. To see and hear the
presentation, click the link at the scheduled time, then simply log in
to the online seminar.
Adobe Connect natively supports streaming audio and video. A
telephone audio conference is also available, should you prefer to
join via phone; a toll-free number is provided for callers in the
U.S. and Canada.
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Materials
The Mathematica notebook containing the seminar presentation and any additional seminar materials are made available by download to each seminar attendee.
Prerequisites
No background or previous experience with Mathematica is required
to attend this seminar.
To sign up for this seminar, see the online seminars registration
and calendar page.
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