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  1. A word or two about grades

    The two most common complaints about grades heard in this class are \"the exam grade doesn....

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  2. Master the vocabulary

    The stress in this course may be on using the vocabulary, but you won\'t get anywhere unti....

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  3. Keep up.

    The current material is always based on what came before, so once you get behind it is ver....

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  4. Execution Speed

    Use \"=\" instead of \":=\" whenever possible. Use the decimal value of expressions i....

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  5. Turning Expressions into Functions

    Functions such as Fit will return an algebraic expression that one would often like to tur....

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  6. Using Rules

    Many Mathematica functions such as Solve or FindRoot return \"rules\" as their output. A r....

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  7. Graphics

    Plotting Functions The simplest way to plot a function is by invoking the Plot function i....

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  8. Defining Equations

    In Mathematica, an equation is a perfectly valid expression that can be assigned to a vari....

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  1. Using Conditionals

    condition_statement is an expression that evaluates to either \"True\" or \"False\". Examp....

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  2. Multidimensional Arrays/Lists

    A list can be made of lists. Here is a 2-dimensional array with 3 rows and 4 columns:. ....

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  3. Defining Arrays

    One dimensional Arrays/Lists Arrays are referred to as \"lists\" in Mathematica. A list....

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  4. Compiled Functions

    To create a function that is compiled for extra speed, use this format: f = Compile[ {x....

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  5. Multiple Line Functions

    If you need more than one line to define a function, put the expression inside of a \"Modu....

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  6. Defining Functions

    Single Line Functions A function can be defined by using the following form: f[x....

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  7. Integers and Decimals are Not the same!

    Mathematica treats integers and decimals (values with a decimal point somewhere) different....

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  8. Defining Variables

    There are two ways to assign a value (numeric or symbolic) to a variable in Mathematica: ....

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