Computer algebra systems have become indispensable in the daily lives of students, researchers, and anyone who needs to work with mathematics. Basic knowledge of how to use these programs is increasingly becoming part of the core curriculum in mathematics courses. This book is aimed at all students who are taking or have taken an introductory mathematics course. The structure of the book is aligned with the standard lectures on Analysis 1 and 2. It introduces Maple in a problem-oriented manner, demonstrating how it can be used for better understanding, visualization, and solving practice problems. The text has been completely revised for this new edition: it has been updated to align with Maple 14, including necessary text changes due to software advancements. Additionally, the graphics have been updated.