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Learning Objectives Participants will
- break the “language barrier” of R/3 terminology
- understand R/3’s fundamental architectural, database and language concepts
- be able to relate R/3 to their own research and development work
- have a conceptual basis and reference material for a further study of R/3

Differentiation, Integration, Editing Start Maple.
To differentiate sin(x2) type diff( sin(x^2), x); hit Return
The ←, →, ↑, ↓ keys may be used to navigate in the worksheet and the Backspace, Delete keys may be used to correct typing errors. Don’t forget the semicolon - every command ends with a semicolon. To compute definite and indefinite integrals […]

This article is devoted to methods of creating fine quality interactive pdf documents using LATEX. For individuals who write technical material, TEX and LATEX are the idealauthoring tools. Even though this article is written primarily for LATEX users, people who prefer pure TEX may derive much from this article as well. I, myself, prefer AMS-TEX; […]

The goal of this tutorial is to explain the background and all necessary steps that are required to implement a simple linear algebra operator on the GPU: saxpy() as known from the BLAS library. For two vectors x and y of length N and a scalar value alpha, we want to compute a scaled vector-vector […]

Before I get into the tips for how to study math let me first say that everyone studies differently and there is no one right way to study for a math class. There are a lot of tips in this document and there is a pretty good chance that you will not agree with all […]

Dialogs about problem solving in mathematics are characterized by a mixture of telegraphic natural language text and embedded formal expressions. Behaving adequately in such an environment is extremely important for tutorial systems, as follows from Moore’s empirical findings which show that flexible natural language dialog is needed to support active learning [9]. However, most state-of-the-art […]

This document is designed to act as a tutorial for an individual who has had no prior experience with Mathematica. For a more advanced tutorial, walk through the Mathematica built in tutorial located at Help > Tutorial on the Mathematica Task Bar.
Starting the Program
1. Start Mathematica. After the program starts, you should see something similar […]

An Idea Whose Time Has Come
• Mathematics teachers and students need help in many countries.
• Availability and standardization of the Web and the Internet have grown and evolved sufficiently.
• Maturing technologies: MathML, ECMAScript, DOM, SVG, XML, CSS, Web Services, …
• Symbolic and numerical computation systems, have matured and become Internet Accessible.
• Decreasing cost and increasing […]

To a mathematician math is an end in itself; to the chemist and chemistry student it is a means to an end: a tool. Little in chemistry can be studied and understood without the aid of mathematics. Since math will be an important tool for you it is best if you learn to use this […]

Document Markup for Mathematics
• Problem: Mathematical Vernacular and mathematical formulae have more structure than can be expressed in a linear sequence of standard characters
• Definition (Document Markup)
Document markup is the process of adding codes to a document to identify the structure of a document or the format in which it is to appear