This course provides a practical introduction to the various computational tools and environments that physicists use on a daily basis in the course of their research. Students should develop techniques necessary to investigate physical problems both analytically and numerically. Further, they will develop fundamental tools for performing research in physics, e.g., data visualization, producing publication quality figures, and familiarity with scientific paper text editors (LateX)
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