Timetable¶
We meet on Tuesdays and Fridays at 9 in room XVIII (Quantum). The length of each session may vary, but in any case we have the room booked until 15.
The first five sessions are lessons combining lectures and hands-on exercises. You should bring your own laptop with a working Python 3 installation so that you can work on these. The topics of these lessons are
Lesson: introduction (5.5)
Lesson: optimization (12.5)
Lesson: particle models (15.5)
Lesson: continuum models (19.5).
After each lesson, you have two or three days to work on a homework assignment on that particular topic. Each solution should be submitted by the next Monday or Thursday evening. The tasks and due dates are
Homework: DLA’ing with fractals (11.5.)
Homework: Staying warm (21.5.)
The latter part of the course is reserved for the project. The project-related tasks and due dates are
pick a topic and discuss it with the teacher (22.5.)
submit your code and report (29.5.)
give a presentation (2.6.)
Room XVIII is booked also on 22.5., 26.5. and 29.5. There will be no lesson, but you can come and work on your project. The teacher will be there to help you.
In the event that you cannot make the final project deadline, you may ask for permission to submit late. However, in that case
you forfeit your chance to give a presentation in the project fair and will score 0 points for it
your project will be evaluated with more scrutiny than normally and
you get no guarantees on when you receive your final grading.