May 19, 2025  
2019-2020 University Catalog 
    

PHYS 350 - Computational Physics


Prerequisites: PHYS 201  and PHYS 202  or consent of the instructor
A project-based introduction to computational methods applied to topics in modern physics. No previous experience in programming is required. Students will learn basic programming and apply it to problems in physics best approached from a numerical standpoint, including the n-body problem, orbital mechanics, waves, and chaos.

3 credits
Fall, Alternate Years



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