Condensed Table of Contents without subsections

• Contents of class notes for AMath 483/583
  • 2013 Versions of some files
    • 2013 versions of some files
  • Course materials – 2014 Edition
    • About these notes – important disclaimers
    • Class Format
    • Overview and syllabus
    • Notes to accompany lab sessions
    • Homework
    • Computing Options [2014 version]
    • Downloading and installing software for this class
    • Virtual Machine for this class [2014 Edition]
    • Amazon Web Services EC2 AMI [2014 version]
    • Software Carpentry
  • Technical Topics
    • Shells
    • Unix, Linux, and OS X
    • Unix top command
    • Using ssh to connect to remote computers
    • Text editors
    • Reproducibility
    • Version Control Software
    • Git
    • Bitbucket repositories: viewing changesets, issue tracking
    • More about Git
    • Sphinx documentation
    • Binary/metric prefixes for computer size, speed, etc.
    • Computer Architecture
    • Storing information in binary
    • Punch cards
    • Python and Fortran
  • Python
    • Python
    • Python scripts and modules
    • Python functions
    • Python strings
    • Numerics in Python
    • IPython_notebook
    • Sage
    • Plotting with Python
    • Python debugging
    • Animation in Python
    • Installing JSAnimation
  • Fortran
    • Fortran
    • Useful gfortran flags
    • Fortran subroutines and functions
    • Fortran examples: Taylor series
    • Array storage in Fortran
    • Fortran modules
    • Fortran Input / Output
    • Fortran debugging
    • Fortran example for Newton’s method
  • Parallel computing
    • OpenMP
    • MPI
  • Miscellaneous
    • Makefiles
    • Special functions
    • Timing code
    • Linear Algebra software
    • Random number generators
  • Applications
    • Numerical methods for the Poisson problem
    • Jacobi iteration using OpenMP with parallel do constructs
    • Jacobi iteration using OpenMP with coarse-grain parallel block
    • Jacobi iteration using MPI
  • References
    • Bibliography and further reading
    • Software Carpentry