Wolfram Screencast & Video Gallery

This page requires that JavaScript be enabled in your browser.
Learn how »

A Modern Course in Mathematical Methods for the Physical Sciences Using Mathematica

This talk covers a mathematical methods course at UC Irvine. Physical Science students use ebooks that are collections of Mathematica notebooks. Assignments are created and submitted via Mathematica notebooks. For the undergrad version, we are experimenting with a web interface that automatically grades symbolic input using calls to Wolfram cloud APIs.

Was this video helpful?

Channels: Technology Conference

SORT BY: Latest | A-Z
1311 videos match your search.
Soccer and Pattern Recognition Using Mathematica 15:14
Michiel van Mens
Exploring the Chemical Space: The Concept of Similarity in Chemistry using Mathematica 25:57
Armin Vollmer
Investigation and Visualization of Air Pollution Data27:19
Éva V.P. Rácz
Integrated Modeling Approach of an Electric Vehicle HV Battery for Optimizing the Energy Consumption 19:14
Dominik Dvorak
AceFEM: Studying Large-Scale Finite-Element Problems25:26
Joze Korelc
Wolfram Language as a Flexible and Powerful User Interface Building Language 27:58
Roberto Caveliere
Building Industrial Applications with Mathematica, and the SmartCAEFab 13:41
Stefan Braun
Impacting Education with Computer-Based Math™40:36
Conrad Wolfram
Teaching Free Transverse Vibrations of Beams13:56
Desmond Adair & Martin Jaeger
Numerical Computation and Applications36:25
Mark Sofroniou
TutorialTips for Writing Fast Wolfram Language Code41:37
Jon McLoone
PlateMod: Online and Offline Modeling of Heavy Plate Production in Steel Industry21:27
Erik Parteder
Brain-Inspired Multi-orientation Image Analysis: An Interactive Introduction22:48
Bart Ter Haar Romeny and Eric Bekkers
Tailor-Made C Code Generation with the SymbolicC Package16:46
Stefan Janecek
Russian Wolfram Technology Conference 2013: Presenter Stephen Wolfram (part 1 of 3)59:21
Stephen Wolfram
Wolfram technologies help develop versatile applications that are utilized by a wide range of users around the world. In this three-part video, Stephen Wolfram discusses and demonstrates powerful features built ...
Russian Wolfram Technology Conference 2013: Presenter Stephen Wolfram (part 2 of 3)58:34
Stephen Wolfram
Wolfram technologies help develop versatile applications that are utilized by a wide range of users around the world. In this three-part video, Stephen Wolfram discusses and demonstrates powerful features built ...
Russian Wolfram Technology Conference 2013: Presenter Stephen Wolfram (part 3 of 3)40:45
Stephen Wolfram
Wolfram technologies help develop versatile applications that are utilized by a wide range of users around the world. In this three-part video, Stephen Wolfram discusses and demonstrates powerful features built ...
Russian Wolfram Technology Conference 2013: Presenter Vitaliy Kaurov42:50
Vitaliy Kaurov
Wolfram technologies are versatile and can be used in education, research, government, commercial organizations, and other areas. Vitaliy Kaurov shares how Wolfram technologies work together, helping you achieve results in ...
Russian Wolfram Technology Conference 2013: Presenter Grigory Fridman32:14
Grigory Fridman
Being the first university in the Russian Federation to introduce Wolfram Mathematica to all faculty and students, Grigory Fridman shares how Mathematica has helped in the educational process.
Russian Wolfram Technology Conference 2013: Presenter Roman Osipov62:51
Roman Osipov
In this presentation, Roman Osipov talks about his experience with creating practical applications using Wolfram technologies. He shares examples of real-world applications in science, education, publishing, and business, as well ...