Physics : Fortran/C++ for Scientists
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Course Links
- Syllabus
(pdf)
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Textbook's website - includes source code from the book and answers to
some of the exercises in the book.
- Examples from Class
- Canvas page
for this course grades, etc. for this course.
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Homework
- Homework Checklist
- Assignment 1
- Assignment 2
- Assignment 3
- Assignment 4
- Assignment 5
- Assignment 6
- Assignment 7
- Assignment 8
- Assignment 9
- Assignment 10
- Assignment 11
Projects
- Description
Local Documentation
- CSB/SJU Linux Web Site
- Another CSB/SJU Linux Web Site
- CSB/SJU Free-NX page - for accessing our Linux boxes from
other computers.
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Other Links
- Obituary for John Backus,
the original lead developer of Fortran - contains
a nice history of the early days of Fortran and programming.
C
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- C++ Programming HOW-TO: C++ Online Textbooks and Docs
- Thinking in C++ 2nd Edition by Bruce Eckel
- C++ Tutorials
- Online C++ tutorial
- PLPLOT
- a powerful library for plotting program results from Fortran
or C++.
Fortran
- Fortran 90/95 texts and links
- Fortran 90
Tutorial
- Fortran 90 Tutorials
- "Principles of Programming"
- Numerical Recipes Home Page
- PGPLOT
- a powerful library for plotting program results from Fortran.
Unix
- NEdit - the
multi-purpose X Windows text editor
- jedit - a fancy text editor
- KDE - the K Desktop Environment for Unix
- PuTTY: a free Win32 telnet/ssh client
- Cygwin - Free Unix tools that run under MS-Windows
- Welcome to O'Reilly
& Associates -- computer books, software conferences, online publishing
- UNIX Tutorial for Beginners
- Knoppix - bootable, Live-CD
version of Linux that you can try out without installing
- Fedora Core - the
version of Linux that is installed on the Physics and CS computers.
- Ubuntu Linux - if you are
ready to take the Linux plunge, a nice distribution for beginners
- Debian GNU/Linux - my personal
favorite