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The course is taught by Enrico Carlon (a very friendly and calm human being) and changes subject every year. In the even years (2012, 2014, ...) it's about Advanced Monte Carlo Methods, in the odd years about Molecular dynamics. Information about he course (with examples of code in Matlab/Octave/...) can be found at the professor's website [http://itf.fys.kuleuven.be/~enrico/Teaching/comp_physA.html]. | |||
The course lasts only the first half of the semester. During that time you are supposed to make all the exercises of the course on the computer in a programming language of your choice. The rest of the semester you then have the time to make a nice little report about your result, en then to make an appointment to ''have your exam with Carlon''. You can pass the course even before the 'blok' begins! | |||
The exam itself is very pleasant, professor Carlon is a nice and easy-going man. He asks some questions about how an algorithm from the course notes works exactly, you will have to talk a bit about your code and then there still are some little questions. All in all, the exam shouldn't be very hard, but the work to prepare is easy to underestimate! So start in time. | |||
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General
The course is taught by Enrico Carlon (a very friendly and calm human being) and changes subject every year. In the even years (2012, 2014, ...) it's about Advanced Monte Carlo Methods, in the odd years about Molecular dynamics. Information about he course (with examples of code in Matlab/Octave/...) can be found at the professor's website [1]. The course lasts only the first half of the semester. During that time you are supposed to make all the exercises of the course on the computer in a programming language of your choice. The rest of the semester you then have the time to make a nice little report about your result, en then to make an appointment to have your exam with Carlon. You can pass the course even before the 'blok' begins!
The exam itself is very pleasant, professor Carlon is a nice and easy-going man. He asks some questions about how an algorithm from the course notes works exactly, you will have to talk a bit about your code and then there still are some little questions. All in all, the exam shouldn't be very hard, but the work to prepare is easy to underestimate! So start in time.
2012
Oefeningen=Examen 2012: Media:All_problems_MC_2012.pdf .
Molecular Dynamics
Oudere Examenvragen
Oude info: Dit vak bestond in 2007-2008 uit 3 delen: Monte Carlo methodes, Moleculaire dynamica en Eindige elementen (wijzigingen in de toekomst zijn mogelijk). Het vak wordt door 2 proffen gegeven: de eerste twee modules door prof Carlon en de laatste door prof Rogiers. In principe is het vak Engelstalig en komt het ook voor in de master biofysica.
Het examen bestaat uit 7 vragen die een zo groot mogelijk deel van de cursus bestrijken (klinkt literair van me :D). Hiervan zijn er 6 van professor Carlon en 1 van professor Rogiers. De vragen zijn zeker niet onoverkomelijk en echt veel bijvragen komen er ook niet aan te pas. Het maken van de computer oefeningen door het jaar (of tijdens de blok) helpt zeker wel om de leerstof goed te begrijpen.
Januari 2008
Dit is de ingescande versie: Bestand:CompFys1.pdf