Highlights:
- Learn how to create high-impact visuals to communicate your engineering data
- See examples of Maple visualizations for signal processing, statistics, numerical programming, and more
Communicating technical concepts through visualization is an art form. While traditional artists might use charcoal and paper, scientists and engineers use software to create plots, diagrams, graphs, and more. It may seem obvious, but if you're visualizing concepts that are influenced by math, you need software that does both math and visualization. Maple weaves together tools for math, coding and visual artistry, and helps you easily sculpt engaging visualizations. This, ultimately, will compel your audience to explore, listen and be inquisitive about your data. This whitepaper will describe how Maple allows you to create meaningful and captivating visualizations for science and engineering.
