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Advanced Engineering Mathematics with Maple
Tuesday, October 27, 2020 at 2:00 PM

Broadening the Reach of the MBSE Process Beyond the Systems Engineer
Thursday, October 29, 2020 at 12:00 PM

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Maple Training for Engineers, Researchers and Scientists

Length: 37 Minutes
Presenter: Samir Khan
Product: Maple

This webinar offers a quick and easy way to learn some of the fundamental concepts for using Maple.

Math Software for Mechanical Engineers

Length: 23 Minutes
Presenter: Samir Khan
Product: Maple

From kinematics and dynamics to heat transfer and fluid flow, Maple delivers a robust, auditable environment for the types of calculations and mathematical analyses performed by Mechanical Engineers. This webinar introduces the features in Maple that Mechanical Engineers will value the most, and ...

Simplifying MBSE Tasks with Capella and MapleMBSE

Length: 55 Minutes
Presenter: Paul Goossens & Bharani Mohan
Product: MapleMBSE

Discover how to use Excel-based interfaces to collaborate on Capella models. MapleMBSE 2020.1 adds support for Capella. Organizations using Capella can now edit models within MapleMBSE, allowing them to simplify MBSE tasks and increase engagement with MBSE processes at their company. During th...

Introduction to Modeling and Simulation with MapleSim

Length: 29 Minutes
Presenter: Graham Jackson
Product: MapleSim

MapleSim is a dynamic simulation tool that allows you to model systems long before physical prototypes are necessary. By creating a virtual prototype in MapleSim, you can analyze multiple engineering domains in a single system, allowing you to spot performance issues, find design improvements, and m...

Using MapleMBSE and Cameo Systems Modeler for Collaboration and Product Line Engineering

Length: 44 Minutes
Presenter: Vincent Capony
Product: MapleMBSE

For today’s large engineering projects, multiple processes exist to help track and manage details throughout a product’s development. A common technique, known as Product Line Engineering (PLE), aims to track and document the components of a design, in order to take full advantage of the...

How Systems Engineers can get the Collaboration They Need

Length: 57 Minutes
Presenter: Paul Goossens and Bharani Mohan
Product: MapleMBSE

Collaboration is essential for engineering design organizations, but it isn’t easy - especially with a sharp uptick in distributed work environments. As companies adopt digital transformation strategies in 2020, systems engineers are at risk of being impacted greatly if they can’t get th...

Why Mathcad Users are Moving to Maple

Length: 25 Minutes
Presenter: Samir Khan
Product: Maple

This webinar will examine why Maple has recently pulled five engineers away from Mathcad.

Maple for Electrical Engineers

Length: 28 Minutes
Presenter: Samir Khan
Product: Maple

Electrical engineers are a unique breed. Their work is mathematically demanding, and they constantly face challenging technical problems. Maplesoft understands these challenges, and has built features into Maple that specifically address them. In this webinar, we will describe several typical app...

Exploring Engineering Fundamentals - Part 3: Introduction to Control Systems

Length: 28 Minutes
Presenter: Charlotte Blinston
Product: Maple,MapleSim

Engineering Fundamentals is designed to encourage students to explore and prepares them with a solid foundation in fundamental principles and physical laws. By gaining problem solving skills and an understanding of the basics, students are on their way to becoming analytical, detail-oriented, and cr...

Stop Using Excel Before You Make an Expensive Error!

Length: 13 Minutes
Presenter: Samir Khan
Product: Maple

An engineer has an ethical duty to actively identify and minimize sources of risk. However, one significant source of risk is often ignored. That’s Microsoft Excel – a surprisingly common tool for engineering calculations. This webinar explores why Excel is such a popular calculation too...