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PHYS 275: Intro to Scientific Computing at Queens College

4 credits · Spring 2027

Intro to Scientific Computing (PHYS 275) at Queens College has 1 way to take it in Spring 2027. 1 of 1 section has an open seat right now.

The professor is: David Goldberg.

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Requirements

PRE: Physics 1464 and 1461; COREQ: Physics 233 or permission of instructor

About this course

This course addresses numerical/computational methods, as well as analysis and modeling of physical phenomena. Mathematical modeling is applied to classical dynamics and electromagnetism using finite difference and finite element methods, stochastic/Monte-Carlo methods, and matrix eigenvalues. Students will be introduced to scientific and engineering computing based on a high-level programming environment with no prior programming experience required.

Professors for PHYS 275 at Queens, Spring 2027

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PHYS 275 sections, times and seats

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001-LEC Regular
Mon/Wed · 5:00 PM - 6:50 PM
Science D133
David GoldbergChill Rank 5 of 5: Brutal?★ 3.0(78)Difficulty 4.0/5 · 44% would take again
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