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Wolfram SystemModeler: An Introduction

Introduces the basic features needed to become an adept user of Wolfram SystemModeler, including drag-and-drop modeling, creating components, simulating models, and visualizing simulation results. The course also covers integrating Wolfram SystemModeler and Mathematica, using Wolfram SystemModeler Link. Small class sizes allow for interaction with the instructor, and in-person courses have extra time for Q&A.

Level: Beginner

The course is for anyone who would like to become a proficient Wolfram SystemModeler user. This course is helpful for people with little SystemModeler experience, as well as for experienced users who would like to broaden their basic understanding of the system.

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Outline

  • Drag-and-Drop Modeling
    Instruction about working with libraries, connecting components, adding and setting parameters, simulating models, plotting variables, creating new components, modeling multibody systems, and adding CAD shapes
  • The Modelica Language
    Learn the principles of Modelica, the underlying modeling language in SystemModeler; equation-based, acausal modeling and block-based modeling; creating components from equations; built-in types and syntax
  • Mathematica and SystemModeler
    Using Wolfram SystemModeler Link, running simulations from Mathematica, parallel simulation, sensitivity analysis, and model calibration
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