Graduate Courses

This page gathers together resources for recent graduate lecture courses I have given.

MPhil / CDT in the Centre for Scientific Computing

Also an advert for Dr Blakely's CDT Linux course.

Graduate talks in TCM

Most of the one-off lectures I give never make it is far as a public web page, but a few are given below.


Note that the HTML example is a little old. Standards evolve, and today (2020) the expected start of a basic webpage in English is something like:

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-type" content="text/html;charset=UTF-8" />
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1" />

The viewport line is required for Google to consider a page to be mobile-friendly.


(The non-public page of graduate talks is here.)

Undergraduate Courses

In 2001 I lectured a Part II (third year) undergraduate course on Fortran 90, including the use of the NAG library. It looks a little dated now, but, in case it is still of any use, it is recorded here.

The following handouts may be freely used for individual learning (or entertainment). I am unaware that anyone claims copyright on the images, or that anyone other than myself can claim copyright on the text.

An example of using LaTeX to write a report was given, for which one needs this file and this one. (You will need to persuade your WWW browser to download these files, rather than viewing them.)