Workshop 18th October 2010 8 a.m. University of Warwick
Fortrain 95 [HECToR UK National Supercomputing Service]
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- http://www.hector.ac.uk/user_index.php
- Categories
- Fortran
- Submitter
- Petrina Butler
HECToR
This course will teach you everything you need to know to program in Fortran 95, and we assume no prior knowledge of programming. We cover basics data types, arrays, IFs, loops, functions, subroutines and modules, input and output and the many built in functions of Fortran. We will also discuss some of the feature of Fortran 2003/8. Throughout the course we will emphasise good programming practise and each section of the course is supported by practical exercises.
For more information see the syllabus.
Aimed at
Anyone interested in learning scientific programming.
Prerequisites
Attendees should be familiar with working in a UNIX environment (i.e., you should be able to connect to a machine remotely, use basic UNIX commands, edit a source file and understand the elementary steps in compiling object files and creating executables).
Duration
3 days
After Course Attendees
Will be able to write a code from scratch, using Fortran.
Registration
To register for HECToR courses go to the booking form.
Location
University of Warwick: The course will take place in the Computer Science building, which is number 14 on the campus map.
If coming to Warwick by train, please note that the University is located on the outskirts of Coventry and not in Warwick itself. The number 12 bus can be caught from Coventry station (look for the bus stops on top of the bridge crossing the railway lines) and this will bring you directly to campus.
Note
There is no need to bring a laptop for these courses.