Below are some links that I have found useful when using Maple. Please take note of the following:

• All of the links below will take you away from the Math Resources web site, and thus, the ASU web site.
• Neither Math Resources nor any person at ASU is responsible for the sites' content.
• At the time they were added, these sites were a good source of information about Maple.
• All links will open in a new browser window

Sites Containing General Maple Information

• Waterloo Maple, Inc. (www.maplesoft.com) - The software company that makes Maple
• Maple Application Center (www.mapleapps.com) - A site run by WMI that contains many worksheets that demonstrate using Maple for real-world applications
• Maple 7 Trial Version (www.maplesoft.com/trial.shtml) - WMI has made available a 30-day trail version of Maple 7 for Windows
• Maple Advisor Database (www.math.ubc.ca/~israel/advisor/) - A site containing Maple tools and instructions to get around some of Maple's idiosyncrasies.
• Maple User Group (www.scg.uwaterloo.ca/SCG/MUG.html) - This is a email discussion list moderated by the University of Waterloo (Waterloo, Ontario)

Web Pages Related to a Speicifc Topic in Maple

• Animation of Taylor and Maclaurin series converging to their generated functions (download the Maple worksheet, located at MapleApps.com)

If you have a Maple-related website, feel free to email it to mathresources@aug.edu.