Masters Courses (University of Tokyo)

 
13. Introduction to Computer Analysis

Previous course now divided into two courses

799-17 Computer　Programming　I

Course Objective: To provide the basic knowledge on computer programming and numerical analysis for engineering application through Java language.

Grading Policy: Course Assessment: 

in-class exercises and homework - 50%; 

take-home final assignment - 50%

Total: 100 percent

Prerequisite: BEGINNERS ONLY. Students who wish to take this course are required to certify that they have no previous experience in computer programming. Knowledge in undergraduate level of mathematics including linear algebra and calculus. 

799-18 Computer Programming II E; 799-09 Fundamental Numerical Analysis E

Course Content: 

1) Introduction: Guidance to computer system of the Educational Computer Center and basic operation of Unix system;
2) Basic of Java syntax and concept of Object-Oriented programming;
3) Basic technique of Java GUI;
4) Basic of numerical algorithms: Integration of function, Root finding, Linear algebraic equations, Monte Carlo method.

How to Apply:
Please go to the Office of International Co-operation and Exchange (OICE) of School of Engineering in
Reppinkan (1F) to fill the application form.

Material: 1) Sun’s Java Tutorial Home Page: http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/; 2) Davies, R. Introductory Java for Scientists and Engineers (Harlow: Addison-Wesley, 1999) ; 3) Numerical Recipes: The art of Scientific Computing (William H. Press, et al, Cambridge University Press, 1992)

799-18 Computer　Programming　II

 

Grading Policy: Reports on the assigned part of the text: 

Report = 50 percent; 

Presentation = 50 percent; 

Total: 100 percent

Prerequisite: BEGINNERS ONLY. Students who wish to take this course are required to certify that they have no previous experience in computer programming. Knowledge in undergraduate level of mathematics including linear algebra and calculus. 

799-17 Computer Programming I E; 799-09 Fundamental Numerical Analysis E

Course Content: 

(1) Introduction: Guidance to computer system of the Educational Computer Center and basic operation of Unix system
(2) Basic of Java syntax and concept of Object-Oriented programming;
(3) Basic technique of Java GUI;
(4) Basic of numerical algorithms: Integration of function, Root finding, Linear algebraic equations, Monte Carlo method.

How to Apply:
Please go to the Office of International Co-operation and Exchange (OICE) of School of Engineering in
Reppinkan (1F) to fill the application form.

Material: 1) Sun’s Java Tutorial Home Page: http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/; 2) Davies, R. Introductory Java for Scientists and Engineers (Harlow: Addison-Wesley, 1999) 3) Numerical Recipes: The art of Scientific Computing (William H. Press, et al, Cambridge University Press, 1992)


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