Wolfram Mathematica Masterclass: from Beginner to Expert (Udemy.com)
Learn by Example: Clever Programming for Machine Learning, AI, Natural Science, Statistics, Economy, Linguistics & Media
Created by: Dr. Börge Göbel
Last updated January 2024
What you will learn
- Fundamentals: Wolfram programming language, notebooks & their advantages
- Basic skills: Use functions, lists, plotting, graphics & animations
- Hands-on programming: Work on actual projects from machine learning, science, economy, society and more
- Cool applications: Use your knowledge to create useful notebooks and beautiful interactive images
How it compares
Against the other 1,182 rated Udemy courses in IT & Software on CourseDuck:
- Rating4.7 out of 5higher than 86% of them
- Reviews433#614 of 1,183 by number of reviews
- Length24.4 hourslonger than 91% of them
- Last updatedJanuary 2024earlier than 68% of them
Course Description
** The Bestseller for Mathematica courses here on Udemy **
"This is the one and only course for Mathematica, that covers almost everything one would expect. Great job making this useful content!" - Siddhant Singh
This course is for everyone who wants to get better in Wolfram Mathematica!
No prior knowledge is required. We will start from the basics and climb the ladder up to advanced projects!
Wolfram Mathematica is an enormously powerful tool. In this language you can often solve difficult problems with only a few lines of code. However, this makes learning the language and especially the transition from conventional programming languages like C or python unique, as it uses a different approach to tackle programming. It is not difficult but can be overwhelming if you are on your own.
Mathematica was originally created to solve maths problems but was soon used in the natural sciences, as well. Today, it contains clever functions that can be adapted to all sorts of problems: We will solve programming tasks and will create beautiful, interactive images in our projects about statistics, physics, geography, chemistry, biology, music, political speeches, quantum computing, neural networks, machine learning, image manipulation, the stock market and more.
You are kindly invited to join this carefully prepared course that will teach you all you need to know about Mathematica. It includes a crash course, quizzes, exercises, background lectures and, of course, hands-on programming sessions in which we will solve real-life examples!
Why me?
My name is Börge Göbel and I am a postdoc working as a scientist in theoretical physics.
I have refined my advisor skills as a tutor of Bachelor, Master and PhD students in theoretical physics and have other successful courses here on Udemy.
Especially when I started my PhD I was impressed how easily you can solve demanding tasks with Mathematica. I have used the program for the results and images in many of my publications and have recommended Mathematica to all of my students.
I hope you are excited and I kindly welcome you to our course!
Instructor Details
- 4.7 Rating
433 Reviews
Dr. Börge Göbel
Hi, my name is Börge, I am a theoretical physicist working in the field for more than 10 years. I have been supervising several Bachelor, Master and PhD students and I am an experienced instructor on physics, mathematics and programming-related topics and want to spark your excitement for science. I will help you to become knowledgeable and successful in the STEM fields. Understanding Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics basically guarantees you to have a successful career and to be able to make the world a better place. However, getting into these extremely fascinating topics can be frustrating: They are often taught either too loosely or with a too strong focus on the mathematics.
My all-in-one courses are exactly the courses I wish I had when I was first getting into university-level mathematics, physics & programming!
You will benefit no matter what your skill level is: from ‘interested newcomer’ to ‘experienced university student’. Each beginner friendly course (mathematical basics included) condenses more than a whole semester of university to about 10h-20h of time-efficient videos, exercises, quizzes, and real-world examples.
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Reviews
By Ishit Ranjan on 7/2/2024
I am really interested to know about Coding languages like Mathematica , MATLAB and use them for developing new projects on my own for the concepts that I am taught in my Physics and Maths classes.
By Paul Harrald on 6/24/2024
good pace,but minor slips (such as saying "Yes" when dialogue box says "Quit"
By Alejandro José Florido Tomé on 5/20/2024
I am also a physicist, and it was my first time with Mathematica when I came to Rome, where they use it a lot at the university, and thanks to your course, I have learned a lot, and with this background I feel very confident with myself to study the boson stars. Thank you very much, it has been great!
By Matteo Maglio on 2/27/2024
This course is very informative about Mathematica and many other related things. Language: the author doesn't sound like a native speaker, but he speaks very clear academic English.
By Adil hafeez on 2/22/2024
The "Wolfram Mathematica Masterclass" by Dr. Börge Göbel is an exceptional journey from novice to expert in Mathematica. With clear instruction and comprehensive content, it navigates users through the powerful features of Mathematica, making complex tasks seem effortless. A must for anyone seeking mastery in computational mathematics.
By Jorge B Jiménez on 4/13/2022
It is a good course that allows you to understand how powerful this program can be. The teacher knows how to transmit and knows the subject. It can be seen the great amount of work behind. It does not have my highest rating because in my opinion in the initial introduction it should include many more functions that are then used throughout the main course. It is true that the Wolfram library is very complete but sometimes it is very complex, so a broader summary in such introduction would add a lot of value to a course that has high quality.
By John Michael Fox on 4/12/2022
Very nice start. Clear presentation. I have the latest student edition of Mathematica. Have a BS in Math, but need to advance skills, and this subject and course will help me.
By Henry Henrick Jeanty on 3/3/2022
I love the way the material is presented. I love that I can go back, watch in whatever order I want. I would have preferred that there would be on resource notebook for each videp.
By Tsai Ming-Chou on 12/3/2021
I am a student! School courses always include the application of SPSS or SAS for statistical analysis! I hope this course can also provide information on using Mathematica for statistical analysis! For example, hypothesis testing, multivariate analysis, modeling, etc. Finally, I would like to ask whether Mathematica provides a function to transform data into a normal distribution!
By Thomas Davis on 10/31/2021
I have been using Mathematica for university before, so I skipped the crash course and started with the lectures about statistics and machine learning. Great content so far! I have learned a lot already.
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