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Wolfgang Christian
These conference proceedings provide the presentations, activities, and outcomes of the 2007 AAPT Topical Conference on Computational Physics. This conference explored the tools, common practices, and pedagogy used in physics departments to instruct students in computational methods and the use of computer-based resources. The materials available include a summary and outcomes of the conference, invited talks, and some of the contributed posters.
Computational Physics for Upper Level Physics
Part of the AAPT Topical Conference series Davidson College: July 27 - 28, 2007 
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Computational Physics for Upper Level Courses - RecommendationsThese recommendations are the outcome of the discussions and presentations at the conference download 73kb .pdf Rights: Free for non-commercial use. Published: July 28, 2007
Computational Physics for Upper Level Courses - AbstractsThis file contains the invited and contributed abstracts for the conference. download 56kb .pdf Rights: Free for non-commercial use. Published: July 28, 2007
Integrating Computation and Research into the Liberal Arts Physics CurriculumPresentation by Amy Bug on the integration of computational physics into the physics curriculum at a liberal arts institution. download 3487kb .pdf Rights: Free for non-commercial use. Published: July 28, 2007
Motivation for Curricular Reform from Computational Applications to Physics, Other Sciences, and EngineeringPresentation by Norman Chonacky outlining the need for change in the physics curriculum to include computational methods. download 7680kb .pdf Rights: Free for non-commercial use Published: July 28, 2007
Integrating Computer Modeling into the CurriculumPresentation by Francisco Esquembre outlining the use and goals of the Easy Java Simulations modeling platform. download 615kb .pdf Rights: Free for non-commercial use. Published: July 28, 2007
One Lattice Gauge Theorist's Perspective on Important Skills and Concepts for Computational Physics CoursesPresentation by Steven Gottlieb on computational methods used in lattice gauge theory and how they can be taught to undergraduate students. download 229kb .pdf Rights: Free for non-commercial use. Published: July 28, 2007
Bringing Computation to LifePresentation by Laurie Heyer on the use of mathematical and computational research in the life sciences. download 1366kb .pdf Rights: Free for non-commercial use. Published: July 28, 2007
Computation in Physics Education: Why, What and How?Presentation by Rubin Landau describing the skills our graduates should have and a suggested structure for computational physics to help provide these skills. download 3635kb .pdf Rights: Free for non-commercial use. Published: July 28, 2007
Reaching Out to Science Students with Computational Science and ModelingPresentation by Angelia Shiflet describing a multi-discipline computation science program designed to prepare students for computational research. download 985kb .pdf Rights: Free for non-commercial use. Published: July 28, 2007 previous versions
Simple Models of Complex Chaotic SystemsPresentation by Clint Sprott on chaotic systems that can be used for student learning of computational methods and computational student research. download 1004kb .pdf Rights: Free for non-commercial use. Published: July 28, 2007
What students (and professors) can learn about physics with a computerPresentation by Robert Swendsen on using computers to improve students understanding of physics, and differences between student and instructor views of… more... download 5728kb .pdf Rights: Free for non-commercial use. Published: July 28, 2007
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OSP Quantum Mechanics: Interactive Computer-Based Curricular MaterialPoster by Mario Belloni on materials developed to help students learn quantum mechanics using Open Source Physics tools. download 163kb .pdf Rights: Free for non-commercial use. Published: July 28, 2007
Combining computational physics with video analysis in TrackerPoster by Doug Brown describing the merging of video analysis of real experiments and computational modeling. download 439kb .pdf Rights: Free for non-commercial use. Published: July 28, 2007
Computation in Classical MechanicsPaper by J. E. Hasbun describing a junior-level classical mechanics textbook with integrated computational physics exercises using Matlab. download 384kb .pdf Rights: Free for non-commercial use. Published: July 28, 2007
Dissemination of Animation-Based Curricular Materials: BQ-OSP DatabasePoster by William Junkin and Anne Cox describing the purpose and functions of the BQ curriculum database. download 1755kb .pdf Rights: Free for non-commercial use. Published: July 28, 2007
Visualizing TensorsPoster by Rob Salgado illustrating tools to display and study a broad range of vector and tensor types, with applications in relativity, E&M, and… more... download 5085kb .pdf Rights: Free for non-commercial use. Published: July 28, 2007
Interdisciplinary Cluster Computing at a Liberal Arts CollegePoster by David Schaich describing the features and uses of a high performance computing cluster at Amherst College. download 519kb .pdf Rights: Free for non-commercial use. Published: July 28, 2007
Computational Physics at Berry College, In and OUt of the ClassroomPoster by Todd Timberlake describing student computational project both in a classical mechanics class and in student research. download 281kb .pdf Rights: Free for non-commercial use. Published: July 28, 2007
Computational quantum mechanics, the coupled channel methodPoster by J. Jay Wang describing the use of computational techniques and visualization to increase student understanding of quantum mechanics. download 562kb .pdf Rights: Free for non-commercial use. Published: July 28, 2007
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<a href="http://www.compadre.org/ucomp/items/detail.cfm?ID=11362">Christian, Wolfgang, ed. "Computational Physics for Upper Level Courses Topical Conference." Paper presented at the Computational Physics for Upper Level Physics, Davidson College, July 27 - 28, 2007.</a>
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Christian, W. (Ed.). (2007, July 27 - 28). Computational Physics for Upper Level Courses Topical Conference. Paper presented at Computational Physics for Upper Level Physics, Davidson College. Retrieved May 20, 2013, from http://www.compadre.org/Repository/document/ServeFile.cfm?ID=11362&DocID=2356
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Christian, Wolfgang, ed. "Computational Physics for Upper Level Courses Topical Conference." Paper presented at the Computational Physics for Upper Level Physics, Davidson College, July 27 - 28, 2007. http://www.compadre.org/Repository/document/ServeFile.cfm?ID=11362&DocID=2356 (accessed 20 May 2013).
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Christian, Wolfgang, ed. "Computational Physics for Upper Level Courses Topical Conference." Computational Physics for Upper Level Physics. Davidson College: 2007. of AAPT Topical Conference. 20 May 2013 <http://www.compadre.org/Repository/document/ServeFile.cfm?ID=11362&DocID=2356>.
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Month = {July 27 - 28},
Year = {2007}
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