Computational Physics III - High-Performance Fortran - Presented 2016

Year level:	Third year, first semester.
Duties:	Course Coordinator. High-Performance Fortran Curriculum creator.
	Create and present 24 one-hour lectures and 12 three-hour workshops.
	Create novel projects each year and establish model-program solutions.
	Prepare and grade tests and the final exam.
Material:	Computational physics coding tactics in Fortran-95, numerical integration via
	Quadpack, data interpolation, integration of ordinary differential equations via
	5th-order Runge-Kutta, Lorenz attractor, $N$-body problem, optimization of functions,
	data fitting, Monte-Carlo simulations, Ising spin system, Message Passing Interface
	(MPI) techniques for parallel programming.
Innovations:	Real-time simulations with visualization via the PL-Plot library.
	$N$-body simulations of solar-system and black-hole formation, gases in gravitational
	fields, and gravitational wave emission via post-Newtonian corrections.
	See https://youtu.be/xHgfFZ_SW2g for a galaxy collision example.
	See https://youtu.be/XJkB9fikLes for gravitational wave emission.