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The Maplesoft Engineering Suite is based on Maplesoft’s core technologies, including the world’s most advanced symbolic computation engine and revolutionary physical modeling techniques. Together, they provide a new generation of engineering math and modeling tools that enrich your classroom and accelerate your research. MapleSim A high-performance, multi-domain modeling and simulation tool that combines an intuitive physical modeling environment with powerful symbolic techniques to drastically reduce the time and effort required to create highly efficient models. Maple An essential tool for researchers, teachers, and students in any technical discipline. It lets you explore, visualize, and solve even the most complex mathematical problems, reducing errors and providing greater insight into your problem. MapleSim Connector Automatic generation of Simulink® S-functions from MapleSim models. The generated ANSI-C code is compatible with Real-Time Workshop for simulation on supported platforms such as dSPACE and xPC Target. MapleSim Control Design Toolbox A solid set of essential control design tools that extend MapleSim's exceptional plant modeling capabilities to support control design. MapleSim™ Connector for LabVIEW™ and NI VeriStand™ Software Automatic generation of LabVIEW™ user-code blocks for fast execution within LabVIEW™ and the LabVIEW™ real-time platform. Advanced Engineering Mathematics with Maple The definitive reference software and textbook for engineering mathematics. Maple Toolbox for MATLAB® A technical computing solution that is tightly integrated with MATLAB®. Global Optimization Toolbox Provides world-class optimization technology in an intuitive environment. Maple. T.A. A web-based system for creating tests, assignments, and exercises, automatically assessing student responses and performance. It supports complex, free-form entry of mathematical equations and intelligent evaluation of responses, making it ideal for technical subjects involving mathematics. Camera model in the classroom helps train better engineers Students reverse engineer a shutter on a disposable camera as part of an engineering design course. Exploring Chaos and Dynamical Systems Dr. Stephen Lynch presents MapleSim for exploring chaos and the dynamical behavior of real systems. RMIT University transforms teaching and assessment using Maple Maple proves most effective for preparing engineering students at RMIT University for the job market. Using Maple T.A improves test results of engineering students 95% of the students who regularly used Maple T.A. significantly improve in final scores. Maple: A Natural Fit for Natural Convection Students use Maple to explore the principles and equations that govern natural convection.   Other user stories Recorded Webinar: Introducing Modern Modeling Techniques to the Undergraduate Control Course Video: Extensive Collection of Built-in Mathematical Algorithms Video: Introduction to MapleSim Clickable Engineering Applications Learn more about the Maplesoft Engineering Suite Whitepaper: Making Sense out of Engineering Modeling and Mathematics Blog: Making the obvious... well... obvious The Maple Reporter: Subscribe to the Maple Reporter for monthly product news, product tips & techniques, training, upcoming events and more MaplePrimes: Blogs, forums, help, musings, anwers... all things Maple and math The Evolution of Multi-Domain Modeling and Simulation  View this recorded webinar Deformation of a Beam Mechanical Cam Profile Automatic Equation Generation from a Lead Compensator Circuit Analytical Treatment of the Involute Gears Geometry Oscillations of a Liquid Column