Outline
- What You Can Do with Mathematica
A brief overview of what you can compute and develop with Mathematica - Documents, Environment, and Syntax
Information about working with notebooks and interface technologies like the Suggestions Bar, Input Assistant, free-form linguistic input, and palettes; introduction to Mathematica's core language and essential operations including built-in functions, list manipulation, assignments, units, and basic programming - Programming, Working with Data, and Solving Equations
Programming, including functional, rule-based, and procedural techniques; working with files and data; solving symbolic and numeric equations and inequalities; functions for calculus; parallelization - Visualization and Interactivity
Two- and three-dimensional plotting of functions and data; options for plots; visualizing time-dependent data; matrix and statistical visualizations; graphs and social network analysis; creating interactive visualizations; authoring with the Computable Document Format
![[fr]](/common/images2003/lang_bottom_fr.gif)