Mathcad from Adept Scientific plc

Moving beyond the Limitations of Spreadsheets Whitepaper

2007-11-14T00:00:Z

Case Studies: This white paper discusses how engineering organisations can consistently achieve engineering excellence by standardising on a tool that is optimised for engineering, moving beyond the spreadsheet to a solution expressly designed to better create, document and share calculations. Calculations are valuable to engineering organisations, not only because of the end results, but also because of the assumptions, methods and values behind these results. By standardising the way calculations are solved and documented, the engineering driven organisation can make valuable engineering information visible to the rest of the organisation and accessible by key people - ultimately securing a strong return on their investments and achieving the engineering excellence they desire.

Boost Your Mathcad Software Skills

2007-10-25T23:00:Z

Training Information: A brief guide to the content of our Mathcad training courses together with a booking form.

The Adept Scientific Guide to Chemical Engineering Calculations with Mathcad

2007-08-12T23:00:Z

Application worksheets: An invaluable collection of worksheets detailing chemical and process engineering calculations with Mathcad. This guide covers topics as diverse as fluid flow and pipe sizing calculations to binary distillation and vapour-liquid equilibria.

Mathcad in the Aerospace & Defense Industry White Paper

2007-05-28T23:00:Z

Case Studies: Engineers must optimise A&D product development processes to help shorten product development lifecycles, reduce risk, and increase productivity.

This white paper investigates how Mathcad is being adopted by A&D engineering organisations to replace spreadsheets and traditional programming languages for performing engineering calculations, and how Mathcad's unique capabilities are solving key issues for organisations and helping technical teams improve efficiency.

Mathcad 14 Functions Chart

2007-05-24T23:00:Z

Additional Resources: Full list of all mathematical functions included in Mathcad and the four extension packs.

Optimising Asset Allocation by Maximising the Sharpe Ratio

2007-03-29T23:00:Z

Application worksheets: The Sharpe ratio quantifies how effectively a portfolio of risky assets utilises risk to maximise return. It is defined as the effective return per unit of risk. The expected portfolio return is predicted from historic data, and the standard deviation of the asset mix is traditionally used as a proxy for risk (or volatility). A higher Sharpe Ratio essentially signifies a more risk efficient portfolio. This application calculates the optimum asset mix for a portfolio of stocks by maximising its Sharpe ratio. This file contains a Mathcad 14 worksheet.

Mathcad 14 Brochure

2007-02-23T00:00:Z

General Brochures: It's the only solution that simultaneously solves and documents engineering and scientific calculations while dramatically reducing the risk of costly errors - and now it's in a much enhanced new version with powerful new and enhanced features to make your work even faster, more accurate, more productive. Mathcad 14 lets you design, develop and document your work, find and implement solutions, verify and validate them, optimise key processes, share and reuse your work. The result is faster product development, higher product quality, easier compliance with regulations and seamless integration of Mathcad into existing engineering applications.

Read all about Mathcad 14 - and what it can do for you - in this new brochure.

Whats new in Mathcad 14 datasheet

2007-02-15T00:00:Z

General Brochures: A complete list of the new features in Mathcad 14. This release offers several significant enhancements which improve the personal and engineering process productivity benefits currently offered by the Mathcad product family.

Mathcad patches and updates

2007-02-13T00:00:Z

Patches and Updates - Current Version: The link below acts as a gateway to the PTC site, enabling you to stay up-to-date with the latest patches and updates direct from the supplier.

Mathcad Customer Story: Leaving a Road Map for Future Engineers

2007-01-16T00:00:Z

Case Studies: The Office of Bridge Design at South Dakota's Department of Transportation provides design and construction engineering services for more than 1,780 bridges throughout the state. Safety and cost effectiveness are the top priorities of this department. The South Dakota DOT turned to Mathsoft's Mathcad program for help with repetitive calculations not handled by the bridge design software.

Migrating to Mathcad 13 from previous versions: Vector and Matrix Changes

2006-08-01T08:29:Z

Migrating to Mathcad 13: Vector and Matrix Changes

Migrating to Mathcad 13: Changes in Units for Functions and Operations

2006-06-02T14:29:Z

Migrating to Mathcad 13: Changes in Units for Functions and Operations

Migrating to Mathcad 13: Changes in Units for Calculations and Solving

2006-06-02T14:22:Z

Migrating to Mathcad 13: Changes in Units for Calculations and Solving

Migrating to Mathcad 13: Application Changes

2006-06-02T14:19:Z

Migrating to Mathcad 13: Application Changes

Migrating to Mathcad 13 from previous versions: Vector and Matrix Changes

2006-06-02T14:14:Z

Migrating to Mathcad 13: Vector and Matrix Changes

What version of FLEXlm in included with Mathcad 13?

2006-06-02T14:10:Z

What version of FLEXlm does Mathsoft provide with Mathcad 13?

Mathcad activation: Unable to Connect to Activation Server

2006-05-30T14:37:Z

Error message when trying to activate the software online. "Unable to Connect to Activation Server"

Mathcad and exception. Crashing - Errors "Instruction at...Memory Cannot be Read," "Internal Error"

2006-02-07T09:37:Z

ERROR: Instruction at...cannot be read.

Old versions of the Extension Packs cannot be installed with Mathcad 13.

2005-09-26T10:28:Z

Old versions of the Extension Packs cannot be installed with Mathcad 13.

Why does Add/Remove Programs list SafeCast as taking up an enormous amount of memory, like hundreds of MegaBytes or even a GigaByte?

2004-10-18T10:45:Z

Why does Add/Remove Programs list SafeCast as taking up an enormous amount of memory, like hundreds of MegaBytes or even a GigaByte?