AM129: Foundations of Scientific Computing for Scientists and Engineers

Covers fundamental aspects of scientific computing for research. Students are introduced to algorithmic development, programming (including the use of compilers, libraries, debugging, optimization, code publication), computational infrastructure, and data analysis tools, gaining hands-on experience through practical assignments. Basic programming experience is assumed. Prerequisite(s): AM 10 and MATH 11A; or AM 10 and MATH 19A; or AM 10 and MATH 20A; or MATH 21 and MATH 11A; or MATH 21 and MATH 19A; or MATH 21 and MATH 20A.

5 credits

Year	Fall	Winter	Spring	Summer
2024-25	Section 01 Sean Michael Riedel (sriedel)
2023-24	Section 01 Ian May (imay1)
2022-23	Section 01 Ian May (imay1)
2021-22	Section 01 Ian May (imay1)

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Formerly AMS 0129

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