MathCAD Prime Basics - L1: T4 Creating a simple Worksheet with custom Units, Tables and Vectors

This tutorial provides an introduction to creating worksheets using MathCAD Prime. Worksheets in MathCAD can be used to document and automate technical mathematical algorithms or to develop them. Using a practical example from computer science for calculating the transmission time from a digital project via various transmission systems of a network, the following topics are explained:
-Include a certain area in the worksheet in which one can hide certain auxiliary calculations 03:20
-Create custom units 05:00
-Create variables with custom units as input parameters of the worksheet 10:30
-Use of tables and vectors to map related data structures 11:40
-Creation of variables with units as output parameters of the worksheet
-Summing up a vector 24:35
-Mathematic operations with vectors and scalars 26:05
-Use of built-in functions for vectors and matrices 29:10
The use of user-defined units is not only interesting for computer science, which units unfortunately do not appear in MathCAD. One could also use user-defined units for mathematical algorithms in the financial sector, e.g. to represent different exchange rates between different currencies.