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PHYS 4372 - Computational Physics

Credit(s): 3

This course covers the basic numerical and computational techniques used in the solution of physical problems in the real world; approximation of functions, numerical differentiation and integration; and machine computation. It is intended to be a mathematical introduction to the theory and practical use of certain basic numerical methods that often arise in applications. This course will address the storage and display of data.
Repeated: No Same As: MATH 3320 Prerequisite Course(s): PHYS 2325, MATH 2314, CSCI 1302


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