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Finally… a Wolfram U Course for Everyone on Partial Differential Equations!

Today, I am happy to announce a free interactive course, Introduction to Partial Differential Equations, that will help students all over the world master this important subject. This course introduces partial differential equations (PDEs) from scratch and covers the most important types and their solution methods. It covers linear and nonlinear first-order PDEs; important cases of second-order PDEs, such as the heat, wave and Laplace equations; and a few famous PDEs, such as the Maxwell, Schrödinger, Navier–Stokes and Black–Scholes equations. The course is suitable for undergraduate students with exposure to multivariable calculus and ordinary differential equations (ODEs).
Aram Manaselyan, Kernel Developer, Research & Development
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Wolfram Neural Networks Boot Camp; January 5–16

Learn to apply AI and deep learning to text, image, audio and video analysis; build and train your own neural net models. This two-week online boot camp is for anyone who wants to develop proficiency in neural networks and explore ways to apply AI and make use of LLMs.

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Daily Study Group: Neural Networks for AI; October 27-31

Perfect for anyone new to the world of AI or those looking to further their understanding, this Daily Study Group provides an introduction to neural networks and their application in AI using Wolfram Language. Join the Wolfram U team and a cohort of fellow learners in exploring fundamental concepts such as embeddings, network architecture and training processes. Gain hands-on experience with the Wolfram Neural Net Framework.

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Education & Academic

Learning Decision Process Theory with a Wolfram Language Toolkit

In our daily lives, individuals, corporations and societies are constantly involved in making decisions. We hope to make optimal choices, especially when faced with recurrent decision processes. Thus we care about why and how our decision processes change over time. As a practicing engineer and an instructor in higher education, it is my opinion that a course on how optimal decisions are made and change should be part of a standard curriculum for a wide range of fields, including engineering, business, economics, project management and social sciences.
Gerald H. Thomas, Guest Author
Education & Academic

Electric Circuits Made Simple with Wolfram

Electrical engineering is the technological field responsible for the design and development of components that make modern devices functional and efficient. In a computer, for example, the central processing unit (CPU) is just one of thousands of necessary parts that are designed and managed by electrical engineers. Other electrical components include those that handle energy distribution, integrate measuring sensors, process various signals, control voltage levels and produce outputs such as sound and images. This complex orchestration of components ensures that computers and other electronic devices operate reliably and effectively.
Leonardo Laguna Ruiz, Software Engineer, System Modeler (MathCore)
Education & Academic

Prepare to Be a Professional: A Wolfram Guide for Postgraduates and More

It’s a beautiful spring day. Your robe and cap are a little itchy, but you don’t mind. You know your family will be taking an excessive amount of pictures, but that’s OK. You are graduating! Years of dedication and hard work have paid off and you’re about to walk across the stage with your diploma and start summer vacation! Wait—summer vacation? Do you even have a summer vacation now? What’s next? Should you look for a job or should you focus on bolstering your resume first? So many questions….

Bailey Long, Technical Communications Specialist, Outreach & Communications Kathy Bautista, Academic Programs & Initiatives
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