New to STEM?
Our One-hour tutorial demo provides a fast track
for learning the essentials of STEM in twelve five-minute exercises.
This go-to resource is a great way to get started if you have installed a
#STEM4free demo system, but never seen the software in the hands of an
experienced user.
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This section uses a sample model, supplied with the STEM software, as an introduction
to the main features of both the STEM Editor and Results programs, and briefly describes
the basic concepts of STEM, together with the inputs and results of the model. It
also summarises the benefits of using STEM compared with other modelling tools.
The emphasis here is on reviewing the structure and detail of an existing model,
and to give an overview of the operation of STEM, without describing how the model
was built.
For a more detailed, step-by-step guide to building a model, see 3. Basic concepts. Training
is recommended before attempting
to build models of your own – contact Implied Logic for details of STEM Training
Courses.
For details of how to get the most out of this User Guide and the corresponding
Online Help, see 1.3 Finding information in the STEM documentation.