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Technician in Computational Physics Course

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What will I learn?

Enhance your proficiency with our Computational Physics Technician Course, tailored for physics professionals aiming to excel in simulation design, analysis, and programming. Delve into the intricacies of the Lorentz Force, time-stepping techniques, and initial condition configurations. Refine your capabilities in C++, Python, and MATLAB for high-performance computing and scientific visualisation. Acquire the skills to interpret outcomes, generate scientific reports, and utilise numerical methods such as Runge-Kutta and Euler's methods. Enroll for a focused, hands-on, and top-tier learning experience.

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Learning outcomes

Enhance the development of the practical skills listed below

Become proficient in simulation design: Develop and execute physics simulations effectively.

Analyse data effectively: Interpret and report simulation findings with accuracy.

Program with efficiency: Utilize C++, Python, and MATLAB for scientific computing purposes.

Visualise data effectively: Employ MATLAB and Python for advanced data visualisation techniques.

Apply numerical methods proficiently: Solve intricate equations using Runge-Kutta and Euler's methods.