The course was developed by faculty in Computer Science, Physics, Chemistry and Statistics. In its first offering it will be team taught. Below is the list of people involved and their main responsibilities and expertise.
CS Faculty
Professor S. E. Hambrusch, 1179 Lawson Building; 494-1831; seh@cs.purdue.edu
Office Hours: Monday 2:30-3:30pm, Thursday 3-4pm, or by appointment
Organizational matters, grading issues, overall course material questions
Professor C. Hoffmann, 3183 Lawson Building; 494-6185; cmh@cs.purdue.edu
Office Hours: by appointment
Course material related to VPython and visualization
Professor A. Hosking, 3154L Lawson Building; 494-6001; hosking@cs.purdue.edu
Office Hours: Tuesday 2-4pm
Course material related to Python and general programming issues
Dr. J. T. Korb, 3144 Lawson Building; 494-6184; jtk@cs.purdue.edu
Office Hours: email or stop by to make appointment
CS lab setup, Python installation, general programming issues
Science Faculty
Professor M. Haugan, Physics, 282 Physics, 494-5504, mph@physics.purdue.edu
Office Hours: TBD
Computational physics
Professor Sabre Kais, Chemistry, WTHR 265G, 494-5965, kais@purdue.edu
Computational chemistry, quantum computation
Professor O. Vitek, Statistics and CS, HAAS 120, 496-9544, ovitek@cs.purdue.edu
Bioinformatics and statistics
cs190c/instta.txt · Last modified: 2008/01/24 20:53 by seh
