Problem solving through writing FORTRAN programs. Particular elements include: careful development of FORTRAN programs from specifications; documentation and style; appropriate use of control structures, data types and subprograms; abstractions and verification; engineering applications. 3 credit hours.

E 115, MA 141

Computing Skills Required For Course Completion
You will need to perform the following basic Internet skills while taking an Internet course. You should test your capabilities for these functions prior to the start of the semester:

• Access your Unity account
• Find the NC State web site
• Use e-mail through the Internet
• Open an e-mail window
• Send an e-mail message
• Use a search engine
• Make hotlink connections (mouse click on icons and blue underlined text)
• Open, enter, and post to the discussion group
• Cut and paste between word-processing software, e-mail, and the web

If you are experiencing difficulties with the above tasks, you may want to contact a computer expert for suggestions in developing these skills or fixing any computer problem. You may also contact:
North Carolina State University Computer Services Information Center
Room 208 in the Hillsborough Building (on Hillsborough St. across from D.H. Hill Library)

Telephone: (919) 515-HELP (4357)
E-mail: help@ncsu.edu
World Wide Web: http://www.ncsu.edu/it/essentials/your_unity_account/get_started.html

Fortran 95/2003: for Scientists and Engineers, 3rd Edition, by Stephen J. Chapman, McGraw-Hill, 2008. ISBN: 0073191574.