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Schedule
| Study Group | Date & Time | Language | Location | Cost | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Signals, Systems and Signal Processing |
May 16–June 10, 11am–12pm CDT, 4–5pm GMT
Your local timeStart End CST is US Central Standard Time, UTC/GMT -6 hours (Chicago) CDT is US Central Daylight Time, UTC/GMT -5 hours (Chicago) |
English |
Online
|
FREE | Register and Details |
| Blockchain: A New Computing Paradigm |
June 20–July 1, 11am–12pm CDT, 4–5pm GMT
Your local time Start End CST is US Central Standard Time, UTC/GMT -6 hours (Chicago) CDT is US Central Daylight Time, UTC/GMT -5 hours (Chicago) |
English |
Online
|
FREE | Register and Details |
Featured Topics
WEEK OF MAY 16 (Signals, Systems and Signal Processing)
Introduction to signals and systems, modeling continuous-time systems with differential equations.
WEEK OF MAY 23 (Signals, Systems and Signal Processing)
Modeling discrete-time systems with difference equations, continuous-time Fourier analysis.
WEEK OF MAY 30 (Signals, Systems and Signal Processing)
Discrete-time Fourier analysis, Laplace transform.
WEEK OF JUNE 6 (Signals, Systems and Signal Processing)
Z-transform, sampling and filter design.
WEEK OF JUNE 20 (Blockchain: A New Computing Paradigm)
Conceptual Introduction to Blockchain: Cryptography and the internet, Bitcoin, NFTs, computation.
WEEK OF JULY 1 (Blockchain: A New Computing Paradigm)
Reframing Blockchain for Better Design: The history of the internet, monopoly capitalists, libertarian cypherpunks, communitarians.
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Who are Daily Study Groups for?
Daily Study Groups are for high-school and college students, parents and educators looking for supplemental educational resources, or anyone interested in learning new skills.
How does certification work?
Multiple-choice auto-graded quizzes will be posted in the cloud for Study Group participants. Pass all the quizzes to earn a certificate of program completion. Each qualified participant will receive a personalized Wolfram certificate. Some Study Groups include additional opportunities for certification, and all Study Groups provide helpful guidance for making progress in building your Wolfram Language skills and learning computational topics.
Do I need to already know how to use the Wolfram Language?
Not at all. The Study Groups start with the basics, and newcomers can join any session 15 minutes early for some extra help. Archived sessions are linked above for review or for catching up.
What do I need in order to participate?
A computer, a reliable internet connection and the willingness to learn and participate in an online group setting. Participants are encouraged to have access to Mathematica or Wolfram One.
Is there a fee to participate?
No! Wolfram Study Groups are a completely free resource, including free access to Wolfram Cloud.
What will I come away with from the Study Group?
You'll learn practical knowledge about the Wolfram Language and build skills in how to find answers to your questions, enabling you to continue your learning adventure long after the Study Groups end. A certificate of program completion will be awarded to participants who attend online sessions and pass auto-graded online quizzes. Additional certifications are available, depending on the current Study Group topics.
What if I need to miss a session?
You can join any session 15 minutes before the start time to get extra help and ask questions. Study Group participants receive email notifications that include links to further resources and session recordings, and extra review time is scheduled on Fridays. (If you miss any sessions earlier in the week, then Friday is a good day to show up.)
What will I learn?
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