Mathematics
Whether you want to start with elementary algebra, prepare for the Calculus AP exam or explore advanced topics like solving second-order differential equations or fractional calculus, you will find courses addressing a broad range of mathematical concepts in this catalog.
Beginner-level courses introduce fundamental concepts and their applications. Higher-level courses cover advanced algorithms and techniques, along with real-world examples applicable to natural science, engineering, economics and other fields. Certification opportunities are available for proficiency in mathematics subject areas as well as for completion of specific courses.
Upcoming Events
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SEP 15–26 | Online
Daily Study Group: Introduction to Special Functions
Join this Daily Study Group for a comprehensive introduction to special functions using the computation and visualization capabilities of Wolfram Language. Explore the properties and wide-ranging applications of special functions across mathematics, physics and engineering.
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SEP 24 | Online
The Latest Advancements in Geometric Modeling; New Features in the Wolfram Compiler
The session will begin with an overview of geometric capabilities in Wolfram Language and Mathematica, followed by in-depth discussions on key topics, including subdivision surfaces, mesh processing, and curvatures and geodesics. The final talk will explain the latest updates in the Wolfram Language compiler.
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Sep 30 | Online
Networks and Graphs in Wolfram Language
This talk demonstrates how to construct a graph object from scratch or from predefined data sources. Discover how complex modeling and analysis can be obtained from any arbitrary graph structure and how easily graph visualizations can be customized to a user's individual requirements.
