Data Science & Programming in Mathematica (Hands-on)

Description:

Mathematica’s underlying language, the Wolfram Language, is a high-level language designed to give a user results very quickly with minimal coding or programming experience. This seminar will walk through several examples, and attendees will type along with the instructor to create a series of calculations in Mathematica. This seminar will show:

A few basic calculations to show how Wolfram|Alpha technology is built into Mathematica
Creating a mouse-driven interface
Importing an external data file & creating visualizations
Machine learning using that data set
Examples of basic programming and loops, as well as parallel programming

Either Mathematica (local installation) or Mathematica Online are required, and can be requested here:
https://www.bu.edu/tech/services/cccs/desktop/distribution/mathsci/mathematica/

No prior experience with Mathematica is required, and the content is suitable for faculty, staff, and students.

Presenter(s):

Katia Bulekova, IS&T Research Computing - Scientific Programming & Applications

When:

Thursday, January 27, 2022 from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM

Where:

Online - Zoom (Research Computing Boot Camp Offered Over Zoom - Registrants will be emailed the link)