Originally made for my University's Department of Physics' course Laboratory Skills and Electronics under the sub-module Computational Physics, as part of the coursework in 2017/2018.
This repository contains a series of python assignments centered around Physics problems. The problems are designed with the aim of exposing undergraduate physics students to the world of computational physics, rendering them aware of the multitude of avenues available to them when it comes to problem solving.
The problems in the first 4-5 weeks are rather simple before ramping up in difficulty in the final 3 or 4 weeks.
This repository is generally structured as follows:
├── Week 1
│ ├── CP_1.pdf
│ └── cp_1.py
├── Week 2
│ ├── CP_2.pdf
│ └── cp_2.py
├── Week 3
│ ├── CP_3.pdf
│ └── cp_3.py
├── Week 4
│ ├── cp_4.pdf
│ └── cp_4.py
├── Week 5
│ ├── CP_5.pdf
│ └── cp_5.py
├── Week 6
│ ├── CP_6.pdf
│ ├── cp_6.py
│ └── cp_6.pyc
├── Week 7
│ ├── CP_7.pdf
│ └── cp_7.py
└── Week 8
├── CP_8.pdf
└── cp_8.pyThe CP_X.pdf files contain the assignment briefs, while the cp_X.py files are my actual solutions
This work was originally made in Python 2.7.X. I believe it should work with Python 3 aswell but I have not tested this.
The following packages should be installed:
These can all be installed via pip with pip install --user <package_name>.
NB underscores should be changed to hyphens when installing.
Each of the scripts can be run by simply ensuring you are in the desired week X directory and entering python cp_x.py into the terminal.