Maple Resources

This document contains links to the following Maple resources:
Maple Tutorials and Information Guides
Examples for Various Courses
Maple in the Classroom
Odds and Ends
Maple Web Sites

Maple Tutorials and Information Guides

• Information available at Rensselaer
  • An Introductory Guide to Maple Short introduction along with brief descriptions of commands used in calculus - by Mark Holmes (pdf file, 20 pages)
  • Using Maple on RCS An ACS document.
• The Maple Dictionary with Examples by John V. Matthews (GZIPed PS file, 68 kBytes, 58 pages)
• Getting Started with Maple by Clinton Wolfe (Indiana University)
• Maple Lab Manual by William W. Farr (Worcester Polytechnic Institute)
• Maple in Action - An Introductory Handbook Covers calculus, Fourier series, Laplace and Fourier transforms, and vector fields - by Piroz Mohseni (GZIPed PS file, 135 kBytes, 62 pages)
• Maple Tutorial Info on using worksheets, printing, etc.- from University of Texas at Austin
• A Maple Tutorial from Los Alamos National Laboratory
• Maple: An Introduction by Dominik Gruntz, Kathrin Meier, and Michael Monagan (Institute for Scientific Computation, ETH Zurich)

Examples for Various Courses

• Calculus
  • Calculus I from North Carolina State University
  • Calculus I by Doug Meade (University of South Carolina)
  • Calculus II from North Carolina State University
  • Calculus II by Doug Meade (University of South Carolina)
  • Multivariable Calculus in the Lab from Cornell
  • Calc III Labs from the Geometry Center at the University of Minnesota
  • Calculus III from North Carolina State University
  • Calc III Labs labs created by high school students participating in the University of Minnesota's Talented Youth Mathematics Program
• Differential Equations
  • Differential Equations with Maple V from North Carolina State University
  • Elementary Differential Equationsby Doug Meade (University of South Carolina)
  • Topics in Differential Equations from Texas A&M
  • Differential Equations by R.L. Herman (UNC Wilmington)
  • Differential Equations covers Laplace transforms, Fourier series, and PDEs (from Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology)
  • Computer Handbook of ODEs by E.S. Cheb-Terrab (University of Waterloo)
• Scientific Computing
  • Engineering Computing from University of Utah
  • Numerical Computing by Gleb Beliakov (University of Melbourne)
  • Numerical Methods by Aaron Naiman (Jerusalem College of Technology)
  • Numerical Methods by Carl Eberhart (University of Kentucky)
• The Math Package Includes some very useful mathematical procedures and utilities.
• Fourier Techniques from Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology
• Maple V and Fractals
• Applications
  • Physics Resource Packet Project by Mike Moloney (Rose-Hulman Insitute of Technology)
  • Maple and Chemical Engineering from Lund University, Sweden
  • Rolling without Slipping Joel Shapiro's animation of the motion of a rigid body upon which no external forces act.
  • Astronomy and Maple

Maple in the Classroom

• Maple V in the Classroom Information that might help those who use Maple V in their lessons.
• Teaching with Maple Articles presenting some of the issues involved in using mathematical software - like Maple - for teaching purposes.
• Tips for Maple Instructors by Robert Lopez (Rose-Hulman)

Odds and Ends

• MATHEMATICA-MAPLE Converter Translation of Mathematica-syntax into Maple-syntax by Prof. Dr. G. Braunss
• How to Convert Maple Plots into Web Images from MIT
• Polyhedra This web page shows polyhedral via the use of the geom3d package in Maple and VRML.
• Maple and Wavefront Maple routine which converts data structures obtained from plot3d in the Maple plots package to Wavefront .obj format.

Maple Web Sites

• Waterloo Maple The home of Maple
• The MIT Maple Pages
• Maple Resource Site from University of Illinois at Chicago

RPI Math Home Page

Course Materials