Computational Physics - Sinclair Community College

Computational Physics from Sinclair Community College is a Campus Certificate Physics degree that prepares you for a Science career. This certificate is designed for an individual to attain concrete knowledge of modeling and simulation as applied to physics. While the discipline specific course in the certificate is computational physics, this certificate exposes the student to a wide variety of modeling a simulation techniques used in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and several Engineering fields. The skills attained will prepare the transfer student for entry into the minor program offering by the Ralph Regula School of Computational Science and will strengthen the in-service professional's knowledge of the fast growing field of modeling and simulation. Program Outcomes Use the scientific method as supported by the design of experiment approach, hypothesize models for cause and effect, interpret result, and test model validity. Develop mathematical models, construct simulations, explore complex systems, and present the results effectively. Describe the three major systems of measurement and how to conduct measurements, and compute descriptive statistics for measurements. Use the scientific method as supported by ANOVA, identify variation sources, conduct tests of significance, conduct calculations, displays, and complete interpretations. Create a comprehensive technical report and an oral presentation with accurate visual representations of a scientific process and its results. View more details on Sinclair Community College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Physics courses.