Description

This course is designed for graduate students who, in their research, will develop computer programs to solve scientific or engineering problems (e.g. in Fortran, C, or C++). Approaches and tools are presented which facilitate the development of good software. The course will emphasize the tools available on UNIX and Windows environments.  Topics covered will include: compilers, debuggers, software design, and project management.

Course number for registration: 621-315

Last day to add/drop: Moday, January 27

Who should take this class

This course is designed for "fledgling" scientists and engineers (e.g. advanced undergraduates and beginning graduate students) who expect to use computing in their research. Students are assumed to be familiar with basic programming concepts at the level of CS 100.

Time and Place

M 9:05-9:55AM, Hollister 314
WF 9:05-9:55AM, ACCEL Green room--ATTENDANCE REQUIRED!

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On Wednesday and Friday, we will work through hands-on exercises.  Missing more than one Wed. or Fri. section will jeopardize your grade.