This tutorial is designed to quickly bring all levels of math students up to speed on how to use the Wolfram Language for calculations, plots and presentations.

Get started with some of Mathematica's basic concepts—enter input, understand functions, work with data and matrix operations, find functions. Video tutorial.

This video will show you how to create and organize content in your notebook, use free-form input and Wolfram Language to enter calculations and generate graphics, define your own variables, create …

Hands-on Start to Wolfram Mathematica and Programming with Wolfram Language Get a hands-on introduction to Mathematica with examples and exercises for interactive learning.

Use a theme with simple ticks and grid lines in a bright color scheme: By default, plots have linear scales in each direction: Evaluate functions using machine-precision arithmetic: Evaluate functions using …

Another approach is to use the Wolfram Language function Do, which works much like the iteration constructs in languages such as C and Fortran. Do uses the same Wolfram Language iterator …

If your equations involve only linear functions or polynomials, then you can use NSolve to get numerical approximations to all the solutions. However, when your equations involve more complicated …

Learn to quickly enter input to solve math problems. Use natural-language input or function formatting. Tutorial for Mathematica & Wolfram Language.

Use the power of Mathematica interactive notebooks to work directly in your web browser—with no installation or configuration required—and seamlessly share documents and resources in the cloud.

You can use DSolve, /., Table, and Plot together to graph the solutions to an underspecified differential equation for various values of the constant. First, solve the differential equation using DSolve and set …