Good Morning All!
Re: Mathcad Training Courses from Adept Scientific
These mathcad training courses may be of interest to you or your
colleagues new to Mathcad. More details are in the email below or
by going to the following web page:
http://www.adeptscience.co.uk/custserv/training/courses/mathcad.t.phtml
I hope that this is of interest to some of you.......Thanks.....Robert S
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Subject: INVITE: Mathcad Training Course
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Date sent: Mon, 17 Sep 2001 18:09:11 +0100
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Training Course: Getting the Most Out of MATHCAD
Wednesday 17 & Thursday 18 October, 2001
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Would you like to fine-tune your Mathcad skills, so that you can take full
advantage of all its many time-saving and productivity enhancing features?
Our Mathcad Training Course is designed to do just that, as well as provide a
solid practical knowledge of Mathcad for the new or occasional user.
The course is spread over two days, but is structured so that you can
attend both days or just the single day that is most appropriate to your
level of Mathcad experience.
Day One: "Getting to Grips with Mathcad" gives you a 'kick start' in the
use of Mathcad. It will familiarise you with the Mathcad environment, show
you how to enter and edit arithmetic expressions and text, and how the
Mathcad document interface works. You'll learn how to use Mathcad's
mathematical functions, units and dimensions, and to produce top-quality
plots within Mathcad.
Day Two: "Exploring Mathcad" extends your practical skills into the use of
Mathcad's more sophisticated capabilities including calculus, matrices and
vectors, equation solving, data import, data export and analysis,
animations etc. You'll learn how to use Mathcad to help create your own
sophisticated applications.
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Why attend?
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This Course will show you how to make the best use of Mathcad's unique
document interface to solve equations, define functions, use units and
dimensions and create plots. You will learn the practical use of Mathcad's
many powerful features including numeric and symbolic problem solving,
matrix manipulation and data analysis, and you will pick up a wealth of
hints, tips and techniques for creating your own Mathcad applications and
documents.
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Where are the Courses?
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The Training Course will be held at Adept Scientific's modern,
air-conditioned Training Suite located at our headquarters in Letchworth,
Hertfordshire - easily accessible by road or rail from most parts of the
UK. PCs running Mathcad Professional will be provided for participants.
Refreshments and lunches are provided free of charge.
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When are they held?
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Training Courses are held every few weeks. The next one is scheduled for 17 & 18
October, 2001.Please reply to this email or call us on 01462 480055 if you would
like to book a place, or see http://www.adeptscience.co.uk/go?pg=H28 for further
dates and details. If your email program supports "hot links", just click on the
URLs below to open your browser and go straight to the page you are interested
in. Or use the FastFind number (the last three digits of the URL) - just type it
into the FastFind box at the top of our Home page.
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Are they expensive?
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We try to keep the cost of the Course as low as we can: £295 for one day,
£575 for both days (prices exclude VAT).
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Your Course Tutor
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Mohamed Bendame has degrees in Mathematics and Physics from the University
of Rabat (Morocco) and Electronic Engineering from Middlesex University,
and wide experience in the application of computer software technology to
engineering problems. He has been supporting and developing applications
with Mathcad for several years, and has a passion for creating mathematical
models for real life systems using computer software simulation packages. As
well as providing Mathcad training, he also provides seminars and demonstrations
for a wide range of technical computer applications to major corporate users.
7F00,0000,0000>>>TO BOOK your place, click through to
http://www.adeptscience.co.uk/go?pg=H29
Best Regards,
Sharon Robinson
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