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PHYS 3800

Computational Physics

Undergraduate

is a project-based course that trains students to become functional in computational methods by writing and compiling computer code (C/Fortran) in a Unix environment to solve problems from different areas of physics. Students complete one or more projects that introduce students to a particular class of numerical methods. Lectures and tutorials cover the theory that underlies the computational methods and background for code development and the application of the required numerical methods.

Prerequisites & course information

LH: 2 PR: Computer Science 1510 , or 1001 , or Engineering 1020 (or other computer programming course as approved by the instructor). PHYS 2820 , Mathematics 2260 (or the former Mathematics 3260), and Mathematics 3202

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