Learn one of the oldest programming languages. Fortran is still in common use for high-performance scientific and engineering applications. If you're new to programming, and especially if you're in a math, science or engineering field, this is a great course to get started with.
We talk about getting your computer initially set up, programming fundamentals, including variables, looping and branching constructs, modules and derived types. We even go into some tips for growing and organizing your programs towards the end of the course.
Who is this course for? What do you need? and What can you expect?
After this lesson you'll be able to install all the necessary tools and compile and execute your first program on Windows.
After this lesson you'll be able to install all the necessary tools and compile and execute your first program on Mac OSX.
After this lesson you'll be able to install all the necessary tools and compile and execute your first program on Ubuntu.
This lesson will help familiarize you with some of the more common compiler errors.
A basic outline of the sections of a Fortran program.
Variables are the backbone of how programs work.
What is an expression, how are they used, and how are they evaluated.
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