Acceptable Cooperation: You are encouraged to discuss assignments with the instructors and other students. However, even if you work
in a group, you need to understand all work that you hand in. When you place your name on an assignment, we view it as a signed statement
that it is your work and that if  asked to, you can explain it. Warning: Handing in another student's assignment (either in original or
modified form) without acknowledgement is academic dishonesty and will result in an F grade for the entire course. No credit will be given
for running the sample codes given to you.
 

Physics Computer Support Page

On-line Unix tutorial

Sign up for a Physics Account?

Secure Shell Client  (not latest, right click)

Computational Physics Lab: After you sign up for an account, you will have access to the Physics workstation cluster. You may use the
computers in Weniger 412 as well as 497 (you will need a different key for 497 or someone to let you in).  The door to Weniger 412 is
always locked, but is usually left ajar during class. Entrance at other times is possible with a magnetic card purchased from the Physics
Department Office (Weniger 301). You are permitted to use the lab whenever it is not being used by another class and during the hours
that Weniger hall is open. You can sign on remotely.

Partial support for this course has been provided by the National Science Foundation, NPACI, and EPIC as part of the
development of the CPUG degree program.
Rubin H Landau,  Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon, 97331