Physics 305: Computational Physics
Physics 305 at the University of Hawaii is a three credit, introductory
course which covers computer basics, numerical methods, and the
solution of physics problems using computers. The prerequisites for
this course are two semesters of introductory physics and three
semesters of calculus (the third semester may be taken concurrently).
Physics 305 has two hours of lecture and a 3 hour lab each week.
Exercises are assigned during the lab.
The course is classified as a Writing Intensive course with the writing
intensive part of the grade based on a one or two page summary of the weekly
exercise. Students must develop a semester-long project, and at the end of
the semester, they must present a class report on the
project.
Course Materials:
Exercises:
Program Graph (graph.zip)
Other Pages
Last modified: Aug. 8, 2003
Prof. Fred Harris / fah AT phys.hawaii.edu