PHY 313 - Computational Physics, 3 credit hours

Prerequisite(s): PHY 131 & PHY 132 or PHY 145 & PHY 146, or instructor’s permission
A laboratory course helping students write their own programs to solve problems in physics by numerical methods. Results are expected to be obtained with sufficient care and detail to make the results comparable to quality research results. Typically, an independently designed project with an oral and/or a poster presentation is expected.