EP476: Introduction to Scientific Computing for Engineering Physics
Spring 2018
Due: Tuesday, Feb 13, 1:00 PM
Project Proposals
Each student will submit a project proposal, from which we will select 2 or 3 group projects for as the basis for collaborative development over the semester.
Proposal Guidelines
Each proposal should describe:
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a physics-based problem that can be solved computationally.
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why you selected that problem.
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the fidelity of solution that is desired for the scope of this project.
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the strengths you will contribute to a team, particularly those you think are rare or unique
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the pre-requisite knowledge for your team mates to be able to contribute to this problem
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the criteria you would use to select other for your team, partiularly those you think will complement your own to round out your team
The proposal should be written in Github markdown in full sentences/paragraphs.
Submission Process
This submission process will rely on git and github as a way to test some
of your skills.
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By visiting this repository you have claimed your fork of this repo
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Clone the repo to your local filespace (at CAE or elsewhere)
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Make a branch to start your proposal named
proposal -
create a new file and answer the first question above
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add and commit that file
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modify that file with an additional add, edit, commit cycle for each of questions 2 and 3
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push your
proposalbranch to your github repository -
create a pull request to request that
proposalis merged intomaster -
create a branch from the
proposalbranch namedteam -
create a new file and answer question 4 above
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add and commit that file
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modify that file with an additional add, edit, commit cycle for each of questions 5 and 6
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when complete, merge the
teambranch into theproposalbranch -
push this modified
proposalbranch to your repository -
request a review from me in the pull request to complete the submission