Physics Computing Lectures

J Tseng

2010 lectures:

1. Introduction and basic concepts
2. More on programming (Example source code)
3. Basic numerical methods (Interactive Educational Modules in Computational Science)
4. Computing

2009 lectures:

1. Introduction and basic concepts
2. Control flow, data structures
3. Data representation, input/output
4. What is a computer?
5. In HT 2010, experts from The MathWorks, the creators of Matlab, are giving the lectures:
   1. MATLAB in Physics - Visualisation
   2. MATLAB in Physics - Data Analysis
   3. MATLAB in Physics - Matrices
   4. MATLAB in Physics - Symbolic Computation and Differential Equations

Some old lecture material (2007):

1. Matlab introduction (first part) (second part)
2. Introductory Numerical Methods (slides) (notes)
3. Maxima introduction (Newton-Cotes macro)