In this video from PYCON 2016 in Portland, Pramod Gupta from the University of Washington presents: Computational Physics with Python – Planetary Orbits from Newton to Feynman. “Newton’s explanation ...

The purpose of this website is to help get started doing physics on a computer with the Python programming language. We'll assume that you don't have much background. This website won't teach how to ...

I often see quotes like this: "Computational methods expand our tool set in physics. We now have three parts of science: experiment, theory, and computations." However, this just isn't true.

Physics and Python stuff. Most of the videos here are either adapted from class lectures or solving physics problems. I really like to use numerical calculations without all the fancy programming ...

Computation is playing an increasing role in all STEM fields, and the ability for students to use and understand various computational tools is vital to long term success. It is not a question of if ...

Getting started with Anaconda Python 3/Jupyter and running scripts By this point, you should have installed Anaconda Python 3. Below are a few steps to test your distribution and get familiar with how ...