Scientific Computing

This Course gives an introduction to a wide variety of computational methods outlining both the theory and practice. More modern methods are also included such as machine learning and artificial intelligence. Weekly reading assignments are given from the book:

Numerical Recipes, 3rd edition, by William H. Press, Saul A. Teukolsky, William T. Vetterling, Brian P. Flannery.

In the lectures we will introduce each topic and proceed to hands on examples in Matlab.

The course grade is based on weekly homework and a class project. The homework is due the Wednesday after it was assigned.

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PHYS2325-501: Mechanics

An introductory course on the basic fundamentals of physics. This is a calculus based course which will include some basic integration, differentiation, and discussion of the use of differential equations. Students will learn about the following topics:  space and time, kinematics, forces, energy and momentum, conservation laws, rotational motion, torques, simple harmonic motion, waves, and basic thermodynamic laws.

Days & Times: Monday & Wednesday 5:30-6:45 p.m.

Office Hours: Monday & Wednesday 8:00-10:00 a.m.

 

The class has a discussion page which you can sign up for.

The class website is here

Nand Dalal

Nand Dalal
Nand Dalal

Nand is a high school student from Greenhill School, who did a research project at UTD during July and August 2011 studying the stratospheric polar vortices and learning matlab.

Nand worked on the inter-comparison of HNO3 observations from various satellites observing from 1991 to the present.