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Maplesoft offers free registration that provides access to a vast library of professionally-written Maple worksheets and code, which is particularly beneficial for educators and students in engineering fields. One user highlighted the application for truss analysis, expressing excitement about incorporating it into their Statics and Strength of Materials course. They also mentioned receiving approval for Maple Worksheet attachments, indicating plans to share tutorials created with Maple software. The discussion encourages others to sign up for access to these resources, emphasizing their usefulness in academic settings.
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Say, did you guys know that you can become a registered member at Maplesoft for free and get access to an entire library of professionally-written Maple worksheets and code?? I just found out about this, and I'm like a kid in a candy store! One of the applications is for truss analysis, which is awesome because I'm teaching Statics and Strength of Materials this summer. I just got Greg to approve Maple Worksheet attachments, so you might be seeing some tutorials in Maple authored by Yours Truly appearing soon. :cool:

Interested? Here's the link to the Application Center. Sign up today!

http://www.maplesoft.com/applications/index.aspx
 
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Quite an useful resource!
Tom Mattson said:
I just got Greg to approve Maple Worksheet attachments
@Greg Bernhardt what was this "Maple worksheet attachment" that you approved?
 
Wrichik Basu said:
@Greg Bernhardt what was this "Maple worksheet attachment" that you approved?
Unfortunately I don't remember
 

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