This repo contains computing modules for the NSF-supported S-STEM program ACCOMPLISH at UMass Dartmouth
As of 2022, the following UMass Dartmouth faculty contributed to the development of these modules
- Dr. Zheng Chen
- Numerical Integration. Building a graphical user interface (GUI) in MATLAB to approximate integrations with integrand and numerical methods as user inputs.
- Dr. Scott Field
- Python and Git Setup. Helping students setup their computers to use Python and Git, while providing some exposure to the command-line. It’s intended for students who have never used Python or Git, but could be helpful for students of all levels. The instructions are applicable for Linux, MacOS, and Windows operating systems.
- Dr. Bob Fisher
- Algorithmic Thinking. A gentle introduction to algorithmic thinking, with an application to projectile motion.
- Dr. Adam Hausknecht
- Tangent Approximation. Methods for approximating the tangent to the graph of a function.
- Dr. Maricris Mayes
- Atomic/Molecular Orbital Visualization. Plotting the wavefunction for the particle in a box and their corresponding probability densities.
We acknowledge the National Science Foundation whose grant DUE-2030552 initiated the program.
