Computational Methods in Physics

G.P.Gilfoyle, Instructor

**Programming ENIAC the first electronic computer.**

Computational Methods in Physics (Physics 215) is a semester-long introduction to the use of the computer to solve physics problems. We use two upper-level laboratories (D208 and D209) equipped with about 14 PCs running Mathematica. This page contains material for courses including downloadable copies of the Mathematica notebooks developed for the course.

Syllabus

Homework Assignments

Homework Solutions

Project Candidates

Link to Ganglia page

Slides

Old Exams

Mathematica Notebooks

Guidelines for writing up computation labs.

Guidelines for making posters.