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Computer Science resources
CS 290: Computational Science
by Sara Penhale - last updated on Nov 11th, 2008
An introduction to the tools and techniques of interdisciplinary computationally based research in the natural sciences. Computational research uses computers to simulate laboratory experiments, or, to perform experiments for which there is yet no laborat
by Sara Penhale - last updated on Nov 11th, 2008
An introduction to the tools and techniques of interdisciplinary computationally based research in the natural sciences. Computational research uses computers to simulate laboratory experiments, or, to perform experiments for which there is yet no laborat
Science Division Undergraduate Research Poster Conference 2009
by Sara Penhale - last updated on Nov 17th, 2009
Information on participating in the 7th annual poster conference highlighting the research of Earlham undergraduates.
by Sara Penhale - last updated on Nov 17th, 2009
Information on participating in the 7th annual poster conference highlighting the research of Earlham undergraduates.
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