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

  • AUG 19 | Online

    Writing High-Performance Code

    Optimize your Wolfram Language skills by learning to recognize and resolve key issues that make for suboptimal code. This webinar will walk through some of the key issues to ensure that your Wolfram Language code executes as fast as possible.

  • AUG 19–SEP 2 | Online

    Wolfram Language Crash Course

    This three-part course sequence will help you get up to speed on all things Wolfram Language in two short weeks. Learn the basics of Wolfram Language syntax and the notebook interface, get familiar with Wolfram Notebook Assistant, learn how to visualize data and mathematical functions and explore computational topics and curated real-world knowledge.

  • SEP 3–24 | Online

    New in Wolfram Language 14.3 Webinar Series

    Important new features along with improvements to core functionality in Version 14.3 of Wolfram Language and Mathematica make this a big release. In this version, new and improved functions contribute to the overall integration of many areas of the language.

  • SEP 9–23 | Online

    Wolfram Language Programming Proficiency

    This three-part course sequence is organized especially for those wanting comprehensive instruction and preparation for Wolfram Language Level 1 and Level 2 certifications. The programming proficiency course series meets for three separate class sessions and offers additional access to instructors.