After successful completion of the course, students are able to formulate and solve problems in different science areas using symbolic programming languages (main emphasis on Mathematica). In particular, the study of the solution for various input parametrs and its graphiocal representation should become standard.
Introduction into the programming language Mathematica. Solving of problems in physics, taking into account the specific possibilities offered by MATHEMATICA (f.ex. graphic representation of results). Solving problems analythically as wells numerically.
Use of different aspects for the solution via symbolic programming languages directly on the computer in typically groups of 2.
Lecture and Excercises (Übungen) inter-correlated.
Typically (exceptions possible) test at the end of lecture where a few problems similar to those presented in the lecture have to be solved.
Basic Physics Courses I - III
