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Wolfram U

Quick Start to Wolfram Tech

  • Instructor Led
  • 2 h 30 min
  • Beginner
  • 1 Certification

Estimated Time: 2 h 30 min

Course Level: Beginner

Requirements: This course requires no prior knowledge of Wolfram Language or Mathematica.

Certification Levels: Completion

This course introduces core components for getting started quickly with the Wolfram technology stack. Learn to use Wolfram Notebooks in the cloud and on your desktop, get familiar with the syntax and programming fundamentals of Wolfram Language and be introduced to Wolfram Notebook Assistant for help in writing and fixing code. Scheduled as online and in-person classes, this course provides comprehensive instruction guided by a live instructor. No prior experience with Wolfram Language is required. Certificate of course completion available.

Featured Products & Technologies: Mathematica, Wolfram Cloud, Wolfram Language, Wolfram Notebooks

Outline

  • Overview of Wolfram Tech: Learn how to work with Wolfram Notebooks on the desktop and in the Wolfram Cloud. Access Wolfram repositories to help you get started with example data, neural networks and code. Program and deploy with the Wolfram Cloud.
  • Learn to Code: Understand Wolfram Language syntax and expressions to apply symbolic and functional programming techniques. Tap into the world's largest network of built-in algorithms.
  • Wolfram Notebook Assistant: See how to turn natural language into computation.
  • Solve Computational Problems with Wolfram Tech: Use natural language to compute with real-world data in Wolfram Language. Learn about data structures for computational analysis.
  • Practice Exercises: Example problems show you how to do data analysis, visualizations and machine learning in Wolfram Language.

Schedule

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Certifications Available

  • Completion Certificate

    Certify your completion of this course by attending an online class and passing the quiz.

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