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PHYS 3210

Introduction to Computational Physics

Building on elementary concepts in physics, an introduction to how computers are used to solve physics problems is given. Skills in programming will be developed in the context of applying computational methods to calculate a variety of physical properties found in mechanics and electrodynamics. Techniques for simulating and visualizing the behavior of systems ranging in complexity starting from a single particle, to a few, to many particles are introduced. Also covered are methods for data analysis, including fitting and plotting results graphically that best highlight physical relationships between variables.

Units: 3.0

Prerequisites:
MATH 2171 - Differential Equations
Min Grade: C
and
PHYS 2102 - Physics for Science and Engineering II
Min Grade: C