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Bachelor’s Degree in Computational Physics at Oregon State University

The Computational Physics undergraduate degree program at Oregon State University combines physics, mathematics, and computer science to prepare students for advanced research and careers in computational science. Directed by Rubin Landau, this four-year program offers hands-on experiences through undergraduate research opportunities and diverse coursework in areas such as high-performance computing, simulation, modeling, and applied mathematics. Students will also have access to innovative tutorials and instructional materials designed to enhance learning.

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Bachelor’s Degree in Computational Physics at Oregon State University

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  1. W38: CPUG: Computational Physics UG Degree Program at OregonSU Rubin Landau, Director Oregon State University www.physics.orst.edu/~rubin www.physics.orst.edu/CPUG D McIntyre, H Jansen, A Stetz, OSU M Paez, Antioquia, Colombia, J Foertsch, LEAD DCOMP 04, Montreal

  2. What`s This? • 4 year BS degree • S (Physics + Math +CS) = Computational Science (CSE) • Research Rich for UG (PhD, MS projects) • Built on 3  CSE courses + 1 new + others • Incorporate tutorials & Applets: NASCE (MRA-OSU) • WWW/CML for CSE courses; eg  BS in Physics • Publish Instructional Materials; Princeton & Wiley : paper + CD • Accessible (XML, MathML, SVG);

  3. Why Do This? • Need: students know both science + HPC • Black box: not enough • Need: Bridge courses • adjusted level • content

  4. Why: Physics Ed Needs Change

  5. Intellectual Content of CP (CSE) Five General Areas:             1. Solution Realistic Physics             2. Applied Math & Comp Methods             3. Simulation & Modeling             4. High Performance Computing             5. Computation & Visualization Tools

  6. By Courses

  7. Conclusions: “Beginnings are hard”C. P. (d 2002) • CPUG @ OSU • common balance, tools • Description = 2 Books (05, 06) • not prescription • Pioneers: cooperative spirit • CSE/CP courses: • need glue, bridge, books • 1 grad 03, 3 grads 04 • 2 new CP faculty (04)

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