Maple Training and Documentation Materials

Training at MIT

For members of the MIT community, CSS Training and Publication Services offers minicourses on a number of topics, including Maple. Contact TPS for more information.

Course Notes

These are packages of course notes from the various training sessions conducted at MSWS '94. They are available (for a fee) from Waterloo Maple Software.

• Discovering Maple V
  Kate Atherley
  
• Programming Fundamentals
  Tom Lee
  
• Mathematical Applications
  Kate Atherley, Steve Adams
  
• Advanced Programming
  Steve Adams, Kate Atherley
  

User Documentation

This is a collection of Maple documentation written at various academic institutions. It contains everything from basic "getting started" guides to more specific resources about using Maple to solve (for example) linear algebra problems. The names of MIT documents are shown in bold.

Getting Started Documents

• Maple on Athena (AC-72)
  Reid M. Pinchback, MIT Information Services
  For members of the MIT community, hardcopy versions of this document are available from Graphic Arts.
• A Quick Manual to Maple version V
  K. Forsman, University of Linkoping
  For MIT Athena users, this is available in the techreports locker.
• An Introductory Guide to Maple
  M.H. Holmes, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
• Getting Started with Maple
  Computation Center Mathematical Services Group, University of Texas at Austin
• Maple
  Department of Mathematics, University of Utah
• Maple Help Index
  Department of Mathematics, North Carolina State University
• Using Maple with Graphical Interfaces
  UCS Center for Statistical and Mathematical Computing
• Using Maple under Ultrix
  UCS Center for Statistical and Mathematical Computing

Application Documents

• The Hitch Hiker's Guide to Grobner Bases: commutative algebra for amateurs
  K. Forsman, University of Linkoping
  For MIT Athena users, this is available in the techreports locker.
• Linear Algebra Using Maple
  UCS Center for Statistical and Mathematical Computing