Maplesoft.com: Newest Recorded Webinars

MapleSim Training 2: Advanced Techniques for Complex Modeling Applications

Maplesoft — jeu., 20 mai 2010 19:00:00 Z

This Webinar provides the knowledge for going beyond basic modeling and simulation using MapleSim. It is intended for users who have some experience with MapleSim. Topics include custom component creation from equations, user-defined tables and datasets, extending templates using Maple code, multibody modeling and accessing CAD data, plant modeling code generation, and the Connector series of toolboxes (Simulink®, LabVIEW®).

Maple 14 Training for Commercial Engineers

Maplesoft — mer., 12 mai 2010 20:44:00 Z

This webinar offers a quick and easy way to learn some of the fundamental concepts for using Maple. Learn the basic steps on how to compose, plot and solve various types of mathematical problems. This webinar will also demonstrate how to create professional looking documents using Maple, as well as the basic steps for using Maple packages.

Maple 14 Training Educators and Researchers

jeu., 06 mai 2010 19:00:00 Z

This webinar offers educators a quick and easy way to learn some of the fundamental concepts of Maple. Learn a few simple techniques that will allow you to use Clickable Math™ features to compose, solve, and visualization a wide variety of mathematical problems, without commands. This webinar will also provide an introduction to some of the technical documentation features in Maple, including the use of interactive components such as buttons and sliders.

MapleSim Training 1: A Guided Tour of MapleSim Fundamentals

mer., 05 mai 2010 19:00:00 Z

This Webinar provides a step by step introduction to the basic operation of MapleSim. It provides all of the essential techniques you need to begin building models and perform analysis.

Introduction to Maple T.A.

mar., 20 avr. 2010 15:13:00 Z

Maple T.A. is an easy-to-use web-based system for creating tests and assignments, and automatically assessing student responses and performance. Find out how the new release, Maple T.A.™ 6, enables significant levels of integration with course management systems, as well as internationalization tools and increased performance, offering a smooth, streamlined experience for instructors and students working in these environments.

The new product includes a connector to Moodle™, a popular open-source course management system, which lets users access Maple T.A. directly from their Moodle courses. A new web services application programming interface (API) provides tools to allow an institution to integrate Maple T.A. with virtually any course management system, including custom-built solutions. In addition, the Maple T.A. Connector for Blackboard® Software has been updated to work with Maple T.A.6.

The new release also provides significant increases in performance when large amounts of data are involved, and more flexible and efficient tools for managing question content.

Signal Processing with Maple and MapleSim

Maplesoft — mer., 24 mars 2010 19:00:00 Z

This webinar will demonstrate signal processing with Maple and MapleSim. It will cover the generation of signals and sequences, continuous and discrete transforms, the power of symbolic processing in signal and window design, sampling, aliasing, modulation, FIR and IIR filters, signal analysis, and examples using real-world data.

Accélérer les Applications en Mécatronique avec MapleSim et le Calcul Symbolique

Maplesoft — ven., 18 déc. 2009 03:00:00 Z

Une des facettes uniques de Maplesim est son intégration avec le cœur de calcul symbolique du logiciel Maple. En exploitant la puissance de Maple en calcul symbolique, MapleSim est non seulement capable de formuler automatiquement un ensemble concis et rigoureux d’équations, mais il est également capable de transformer ces équations en code temps réel extrêmement efficace. Cette présentation détaillera comment l’approche symbolique améliore le processus de modélisation et comment cette approche se différentie des techniques purement numériques utilisées dans d’autres outils logiciels. Des applications spécifiques de ces techniques à des systèmes mécatroniques seront utilisées pour illustrer la valeur ajoutée de cette nouvelle approche. Egalement, un cas d’étude montrant l’ensemble des étapes de modélisation jusqu’au HIL (Hardware In the Loop) sera présenté.

Introducing Modern Modeling Techniques to the Undergraduate Control Course

Maplesoft — mer., 25 nov. 2009 19:00:00 Z

This Webinar will be a survey of the realities in control systems applications in industry and a review of key techniques using MapleSim and Maple to enrich the curriculum.

Accelerating Mechatronics Applications with MapleSim and Symbolic Computation

Maplesoft — mar., 24 nov. 2009 19:00:00 Z

One of the unique aspects of MapleSim is its integration with Maplesoft's symbolic computational engine, Maple. By leveraging Maple's symbolic capabilities, MapleSim is not only able to automatically formulate a concise set of governing equations, but it is also able to transform these equations into efficient real-time code. This presentation will detail how the use of symbolics benefits this process, and how this approach differs from numerical techniques used by other software tools. Specific applications of these techniques to mechatronic systems will be used to demonstrate their effectiveness. As well, a case study showing the entire model-development-to-HIL process for a vehicle stability controller will be presented.

Maplesoft Solutions for Mathematics Education

Maplesoft — mer., 18 nov. 2009 19:00:00 Z

In this demonstration, you will learn how Maple 13 and Maplesoft’s testing and assessment solutions are redefining mathematics education. See how Maplesoft’s solutions for mathematics education help teachers bring complex problems to life, students focus on concepts rather than the mechanics of solutions, and researchers develop more sophisticated algorithms or models.

Accelerating Control Systems Design with MapleSim with Applications in Hardware in the Loop (HIL) testing

Maplesoft — mar., 17 nov. 2009 19:00:00 Z

MapleSim is quickly being adopted by the automotive, aerospace and other key industries as an essential tool to accelerate both the plant modeling process and real time execution for HIL testing. MapleSim provides flexible physical modeling tools to reduce the plant development time from months to days. For HIL, MapleSim-generated models can increase real time performance to the point that previously infeasible applications finally become feasible. Collectively, these benefits have been recognized by the engineering community looking for innovative modeling techniques to overcome emerging challenges such as green engineering or “X by wire” applications (automotive). This Webinar introduces the core MapleSim techniques for achieving these results. Examples and demonstrations adapted from real industrial applications, as well as a look inside the technology that powers these advantages will be presented.

Advanced Analysis of MapleSim Templates Part 2

jeu., 12 nov. 2009 19:00:00 Z

In the second part of this introductory webinar, users will learn how to use some of MapleSim’s templates to further investigate their models. The templates to be reviewed are Data Generation, Sensitivity Analysis, Random Data Generation, and Monte Carlo Simulation.

The Potential of MapleSim to Energize the Curriculum to Meet Emerging Needs of 21st Century Engineering

jeu., 12 nov. 2009 14:36:00 Z

This seminar will be a compact, engaging introduction to curriculum opportunities with MapleSim and physical modeling in general. Dr. Tom Lee is Vice President of Applications engineering and Chief Evangelist with Maplesoft. He has a background in Mechanical Engineering with a specialization in physical systems modeling and control, and computer-assisted engineering education. A long-time member of the ASEE, he is a frequent invited speaker at many international meetings.

Applications of MapleSim in the Automotive Industry: Vehicle Dynamics, Powertrain, and HILS

mar., 10 nov. 2009 19:00:00 Z

The automotive industry has taken a leading role in the adoption of MapleSim in their core engineering processes including Model-based Development and Design. Adopters have included key OEMs and in the principal automotive regions of the world. This Webinar presents a series of detailed examples on the significant advantages of the MapleSim approach in automotive engineering.

Introduction to MapleNet: Learn how to publish your live Maple documents on the Web

Maplesoft — lun., 26 oct. 2009 11:32:00 Z

In this webinar you will learn how easy it is to create live online technical content building on the power of Maple. In particular you will see how easy it is to build live technical documents, and then download them to an online server.

Calcul cliquable: Pré-calcul, et calcul différentiel et intégral à une et plusieurs variables

Maplesoft — mer., 16 sept. 2009 19:00:00 Z

Joignez-vous à Mario Lemelin alors qu'il explore de remarquables ensembles d'interfaces utilisateurs disponibles qui rendent les opérations mathématiques de base aussi facile que pointer et cliquer. Dans cette session, M. Lemelin va résoudre tout un éventail standard (et pas si standard) de problèmes tirés du pré-calcul et du calcul à une et plusieurs variables.

Introduction to Modeling Multibody Systems with MapleSim

jeu., 13 août 2009 18:00:00 Z

This webinar will provide a basic introduction to modeling multibody systems in MapleSim. In addition, it will look at some of the unique features provided by the software's multibody engine.

Specific topics will include how to construct a multibody system, coordinate selection (whereby the user can control the coordinates used to model the multibody portion of the system), how to effectively view multibody equations, as well as visualizing a constructed system.

Although a previous familiarity with modeling in MapleSim would be helpful, it is not necessary as a brief overview of MapleSim will be provided at the start of the webinar.

Getting Started with Maple Academic for Evaluators

Maplesoft — jeu., 30 juil. 2009 18:00:00 Z

Now that you’ve received your evaluation copy of Maple Academic, you may be wondering what you can do with it! This webinar, presented by Dr. Robert Lopez, Maple Fellow and Emeritus Professor from the Rose Hulman Institute of Technology, will provide you with tips and techniques that will help you get started with Maple. Dr. Lopez is an award winning educator in mathematics and is the author of several books. For over a decade, Dr. Lopez has also been a visionary figure in the introduction of math technology into undergraduate education.

In this webinar, Dr. Lopez will show you how to begin using your evaluation copy of Maple, a powerful general purpose math tool designed to provide an environment for educators and students to explore and 'do' math. Used creatively, Maple can help students learn better and faster. It can illuminate theory, clarify the abstract and give form and substance to general principles.

E-Symposium: The Evolution of Multi-Domain Modeling and Simulation

Maplesoft — jeu., 21 mai 2009 18:00:00 Z

During this webinar, Dr. Richard Gran will discuss the importance of the new multi-domain techniques that are being developed in the industry today. He will draw on his past experiences to illustrate the evolution of multi-domain modeling and simulation over 5 generations. Examples he will discuss include the Lunar Excursion Module from the 1960s; the Tokamk Fusion Test Reactor Hardware from the 1970s; the X-29, a forward swept wing aircraft design from the 1980s; a magnetically levitated train design from the 1990s; and a home heating system model from the current decade.

Formerly with Grumman Corp. as Director of Advanced Concepts, Dr. Gran was a member of the Control System design team that created the digital flight control system for the Apollo Lunar Module. He is presently President and CEO of the Mathematical Analysis Company where he has had extensive long-term contracts for the US space and defense community in the areas of system simulation and control design.

Introduction to MapleSim & Maple for Engineering Education

jeu., 14 mai 2009 19:00:00 Z

This demonstration and Q&A forum introduces MapleSim™, the high-performance, multi-domain modeling and simulation tool, and Maple™ 13, the technical computing software for mathematicians, engineers, and scientists. Together, they provide a platform where students can work confidently with everything from theoretical concepts to the subtleties and art of design.