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| Fortran 77 Training Course |
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This course presents the Fortran 77 language for programmers who do not know Fortran. The Fortran 77 language will addressed for programmers who know C, Pascal, BASIC or some other high level language. The language syntax, structure, variable types, and usage will all be explained in detail. It also discusses the f77 command line and libraries.
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| Fortran 90 Features |
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This course will describe the new features found in Fortran 90 which are aimed at extending the usefulness of the language. These improved Fortran capabilities include free-form source code, pointers, dynamic memory management, array syntax expressions, a CASE construct, and derived data types capable of grouping together heterogeneous data. In addition, the machine-specific optimization performed automatically by the Fortran 90 compiler - as well as optimization techniques the Fortran 90 programmer can employ - will be discussed.
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| CICS: Training: Advanced Fortran Course |
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This course lasts for two half-days. It is intended for people with some Fortran experience, or those who have been taught it in the past, but have never had a real chance to practice. The emphasis of the course will be on good programming techniques, and making full use of the Salford F77 compiler. Although the course does not cover Fortran90, the course material is prepared with Fortran90 in mind, so that the knowledge gained in this course remains valid for the Fortran90 environment. The course uses the Salford compiler on a DOS platform but portability of programs between DOS/Unix is discussed as well as using Fortran on the Unix platforms.
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| MATHEMATICAL METHODS FOR CHEMISTS NUMERICAL METHODS: FORTRAN & MATHEMATICA |
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This course comprises approximately 15 hours of lectures and 15 hours of problem solving. This time is spread over the next two weeks with 3 hours/day. My rough schedule is to deliver about 2 lectures/day: 6 lectures on Basic Fortran programming, 5 lectures on Fortran libraries, 4 lectures on Mathematica. but this may vary according to degree of difficulty and level of interest.
Submitted: Feb 29, 2000
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