Wolfram Language & Mathematica
The built-in computational intelligence provided by Wolfram Language, with its vast collection of algorithms and real-world knowledge, provides easy access to the power of computation for any workflow. Mathematica draws on the power and design of Wolfram Language to create a system that's uniquely easy to use, with predictive suggestions, natural language input and more.
These courses aim to help beginners learn how to use Mathematica, start their very first Wolfram Language computations and also guide more advanced users further in specific areas of application. Certification opportunities are available for demonstrating proficiency in using Mathematica and programming in Wolfram Language.
Upcoming Events
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May 19 | Online
AI in Business: From Ideas to Action
Hear from Wolfram experts as they explore the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and risks of AI across key business use cases, including automation and data insights. The session features real-world case studies from the Wolfram Consulting team, highlighting practical lessons and benefits from AI projects. This interactive presentation offers a clear look at how to move beyond basic chatbot assistants to generate actionable results and streamlined workflows.
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May 27 | Online
Parallel Programming in Wolfram Language
Learn about the local and global optimization techniques and parallel programming paradigms integrated into Wolfram Language, along with parallelization fundamentals. In this webinar, you will learn about the basics of parallel programming, optimization for a single kernel, the parallel computation architecture available in Wolfram Language for simultaneously utilizing multiple kernels and how to use Wolfram kernels with managed clusters.
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Jun 30 | Online
Introduction to Wolfram Tech
This course introduces core technologies for getting started quickly with the Wolfram technology stack. Learn to work with Wolfram Notebooks in the cloud as well as on your desktop and familiarize yourself with the syntax and programming fundamentals of Wolfram Language.
