This course gives direct experience with the core features of Mathematica and provides a comprehensive
foundation for advanced work in computation, programming and visualization. 

The morning part covers expressions, structure, and syntax of the Wolfram language, the Notebook interface, working with the Wolfram AI assistant, symbolic and numeric computation.  It includes practical hands-on exercises and help users to master the first steps toward creating their own programs in Mathematica.

In the afternoon the course focuses on the programming capabilities of Mathematica, including functional, procedural, rule-based
programming, and shows how to choose the appropriate programming paradigm for solving problems.

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