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Computational Methods in Physics is an undergraduate class run in the Department of Physics at Arizona State University. The instructor is [{{ site.author.name }}]({{ site.author.url }}).
The course provides an introduction to using the computer as a tool to solve problems in physics. Students will learn to analyze problems, select appropriate numerical algorithms, implement them using Python, a programming language widely used in scientific computing, and critically evaluate their numerical results. Problems will be drawn from diverse areas of physics.
See [About]({{ site.baseurl }}/about#lecture) for further information about the class.