Bryan Herman, graduate student, Alex Mieloszyk, graduate student
Enrollment: Limited: First come, first served (no advance sign-up)
Attendance: Participants must attend all sessions
Designed to provide a practical introduction to computer programming, emphasizing language features that are most used in performing numerical calculations for nuclear engineering. Provides students with an introduction to the FORTRAN programming language. Topics covered: 1) intro to Unix and FORTRAN, 2) commenting, documentation, and version control, 3) data types, 4) expressions and mathematical functions, 5) subroutines and functions, 6) conditionals and branching, 7) loops, 8) dynamic allocation, 9) formatted input and output, 10) modules, and 11) MATLAB programming.
Sponsor(s): Nuclear Science and Engineering
Contact: Alex Mieloszyk, NW14-2317, 617-452-4702, amielosz@mit.edu
Bryan Herman - graduate student, Alex Mieloszyk - graduate student