61. COMP1200 Fortran Programming Sping 2002 COMP 1200 Introduction to Computing for Engineering and Science fortran programmingComputer Science and Software Engineering Department. Spring 2002. http://www.eng.auburn.edu/department/cse/classes/cse120/cse120f/

COMP 1200 Introduction to Computing for Engineering and Science FORTRAN Programming Computer Science and Software Engineering Department Spring 2002 Lecturer Ken Rouse Lab Instructors: Jun Zhu Xia Wang Class Grades Class Introduction/Syllabus Lab Assignments (AK) Lab Instructor Xia Wang Introduction Class Schedule ... Final Exam Laboratory Class related links Getting Started in the Lab ftp site for downloading example programs in the text Lab Assignments Lahey Fortran Home Page ... Link to Engineering Help Info (includes lots of maps for the campus) The COMP1200 Course Laboratory and Lecture Classroom are Wheelchair accessible Links you may be interested in Other CSSE courses Search Auburn ... AU Campus You are number visitor. Last updated : Thursday, Jan 10, 2002 04:24 PM by Ying Jiang

62. Section L3.3: Further Ideas In Fortran Programming Section L3.3 Further Ideas in fortran programming. This section covers Repetition;Counting and further variables; Conditions; Subroutine procedure calls; http://eweb.chemeng.ed.ac.uk/courses/MSO/lab/fortran/further.html

Section L3.3: Further Ideas in Fortran Programming This section covers: Repetition Counting and further variables Conditions Subroutine procedure calls Interacting with your program Repetition Much of the power of computers derives from their ability to carry out repetitive calculations very quickly. In previous examples the instructions we have written have each been carried out once and only once every time the program was run. It is very easy to make a program repeat a sequence of instructions an indefinite number of times. However the example we are about to give is an example of very bad programming practice which should never be emulated! it is provided here simple to illustrate how easy concept is to implement. Any instruction or sequence of instructions will be repeated indefinitely if it is preceded and terminated respectively by the two instructions shown below: do ! instructions to be repeated here end do It is considered good practice to indent every instruction between the do and end do by three character spaces.

63. ITCWeb: Fortran Programming fortran programming ITC's fortran programming Document. FTNCHEK A Fortran ProgramChecker. IBM Fortran Webpage. XL Fortran Eight Ways to Boost Performance. http://www.itc.virginia.edu/research/fortranprog.html

U.Va. Homepage Help Search: Fortran Programming ITC's Fortran Programming Document FTNCHEK: A Fortran Program Checker IBM Fortran Webpage XL Fortran: Eight Ways to Boost Performance ... Rector and Visitors of the University of Virginia Comments and Feedback Maintained by: itcweb@virginia.edu

64. Help-Site: Fortran Programming Computer Help fortran programming. Search. http://help-site.com/c.m/prog/lang/fortran/

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65. NACSE - Unix 20.B Fortran Programming Courtesy § 21 Running C and Fortran Together. While at first thought it maysound strange to use both C and Fortran together, it is actually http://www.nacse.org/unix-tutorial/C fortran.html

66. NACSE - Unix 20.B: Fortran Programming Courtesy § 20.B fortran programming Courtesy. When running programs on ashared computer, or on a cluster of computers, it is important http://www.nacse.org/unix-tutorial/prog-courtesy-f.html

21: Running C and Fortran Together 20: Running Fortran Compiling Fortran When running programs on a shared computer, or on a cluster of computers, it is important to be aware of how your program consumes resources. As your program consumes more and more resources, you affect other users more and more. If you are working with large arrays which occupy a large fraction of the computer's RAM , or if your program takes more than a few minutes to run, you probably are affecting other users. In the Physics Department, the machines goophy, daphy, and hermes each has more than 32 Meg of RAM. But be aware, the highest priority for the departmental cluster is class use. If you need to run a large research program on the cluster, you should give it low priority and have it run between 10 pm and 8 am. If you run a large job on the cluster during class time, the system administrators have been instructed to kill them. To run your program at a lower priority, use the nice command. To use it, enter nice followed by the command you want nice ed . For example, to be nice when you run the program

67. Fortran Programming Tools Under Linux fortran programming Tools under Linux. Steve Fortran. Fortunately forus, Linux offers a rich selection of fortran programming tools. http://carina.fcaglp.unlp.edu.ar/~benaglia/recursos/online/flinux/

Fortran Programming Tools under Linux Steve Hughes proves that the Fortran Programming language's variety of high-quality programming tools and libraries provide a capability that, when coupled with all the features of Linux, makes for a potent programming platform for engineers and scientists. by Steven A. Hughes Although demand for Linux support of punch card readers has been light, there are still quite a of number of us who learned to write computer code in the days when programming prowess was judged by the size of your card deck in the ``360'' queue. Of course, back then, Fortran was the high level language of choice for engineers and scientists, and it was the only programming language many of us (including myself) ever learned. Many (well, maybe most) argue that Fortran is old-fashioned compared to modern computer languages; but Fortran-trained engineers, researchers, and scientists pay little heed to these arguments. We view programming as simply a tool to accomplish our goals, and we are most productive with familiar tools; therefore, we stick with Fortran. Fortunately for us, Linux offers a rich selection of Fortran programming tools. This article surveys some of the basic tools available in Linux for Fortran users migrating to Linux from a non-Unix environment, such as VAX/VMS or DOS. My goal is to convince fellow ``Fortran Fogeys'' that they can take the Linux plunge without sacrificing their ``native'' programming capability. (It is worth noting that Linux users ranked Fortran fifth out of twenty-five programming languages in a recent

68. FORTRAN Programming Basics Atm 450/562 Spring 2002. Lecture slides on Good Programming Practices Why use modularprogramming? Lecture slides on FORTRAN syntax how to start a program. http://www.atmos.albany.edu/das/classes/atm450/forsyntax.htm

FORTRAN The Syntax and How to Construct a Good Program Atm 562/450 Spring 2003 Lecture slides on the programming process : What are good programming practices and why are they important? Lecture slides on how to start a FORTRAN program . An introduction to FORTRAN data types, identifiers, declarations, arithmetic and related topics. Data Input/Output - the read statement and command line input Conditionals and Loops - classical and FORTRAN90 forms Ending and compiling - wrapping up the program and using the F90 compiler Back to Main Page Questions? mohr@atmos.albany.edu

69. Impressions From A Fortran Programming Course home Impressions from a fortran programming Course. Friday, Aug. 31. Al spins hisweb all the while weaving a thread of experience. His top teeth never move. http://www.compendium.org/writings/impressions_of_fortran.html

Impressions from a Fortran Programming Course Friday, Aug. 31. Al spins his web all the while weaving a thread of experience. His top teeth never move. His effervescent grin controls his lips' wavelength. Stoney spider eyes focus on the prey. Kevin feeds Al's hunger and through himself is reflected on the board. KEVIN's algorithm. Al is pleased. He has won. The laurels of teaching crown him with shrubbery. His grin never changes. Wednesday, Sept. 12. He is gone. Wait, he appers. Around my right shoulder. Carbon copy with a switch of the shirt. He acts a few days older, but the bright insignia on the back of his tennis shoes contradict his age. His persona is simple. Friday, Sept. 28. Instruction is called a statement. The eyes are bloating of the fishes all drowned, their shiny silver skins having turned a pale grey, coat the room in a vacumous gloom. "vooo... vooo..." they chant. They are carried out the gate. Monday, Oct. 1. There is a second mind behind the face. Al still grins, but a crease must be crashing his face, disrupting his crevacial harmony. Friday, Oct. 5.

70. ENGR 309 Fortran Programming ENGR 309 INTRODUCTORY MECHANICS. FORTRAN 77 PROGRAMMING (Last Update127-99). Instructor Dr. Chris L. Mullen Office 202 Carrier http://www.olemiss.edu/courses/engr309/f77.html

ENGR 309: INTRODUCTORY MECHANICS FORTRAN 77 PROGRAMMING (Last Update: 12-7-99) Instructor: Dr. Chris L. Mullen Office: 202 Carrier Hall / Phone: 915-5370 Email: cvchris@olemiss.edu Select Fortran 77 program by "file.f" name given below: intfn.f You may access Matlab from the MCSR SGI machine "sweetgum.mcsr.olemiss.edu" through a telnet session. This requires a student account which may be applied for at theMCSR's web site: http://www.mcsr.olemiss.edu/computing/account.html Contact the Information Technology help desk, 915-5222, for more information and short courses. Contact Dr. Mullen if you have problems. A text file containing Fortran 77 commands can be created with a text editor. When given the extension "*.f", the commands may be "run" or executed by simply typing the name of the prefix. Unlike Matlab, the executable must first be created by "compiling" the text file or "source" code. This is done by typing the command at the prompt, f77 filename.f -o filename

71. CE 521 Fortran Programming CE 521 SOLID MECHANICS. fortran programming (Last Modified 331-99).Instructor Chris L. Mullen Office 202 Carrier Hall / Phone http://www.olemiss.edu/courses/ce521/f77.html

CE 521: SOLID MECHANICS FORTRAN PROGRAMMING (Last Modified 3-31-99) Instructor: Chris L. Mullen Office: 202 Carrier Hall / Phone: 232-5370 Email: cvchris@olemiss.edu Select Fortran program by "file.f" name given below: ve-umat.f You may access Fortran from from sweetgum.mcsr.olemiss.edu through a telnet session or from the class accounts setup on zinger.ce.olemiss.edu and temblor.ce.olemiss.edu. The file, ve-umat.f , contains the ABAQUS UMAT subroutine written by Prof. Hackett which is based on the Maxwell-type 3D viscoelasticity model he presented in class. Download and try to write a simple flow chart in order to help you relate it to the class development. Also, read the appropriate chapters on User-Material subroutines in the ABAQUS User Manual found in Room 206 before attempting to implement it. You will need to see Dr. Mullen if you do not yet have access to ABAQUS through temblor or magnolia. An ABAQUS input file for testing the UMAT is given in umat.inp with excerpted output in umat.dat . This file computes the purely elastic response corresponding to the idealized rod case with properties given in class. Verify that it gives the correct top displacement(PL/EA) at full load (P=2.5 k) that are given by ABAQUS elastic material models using 1D truss elements ( trus.inp

72. CS 154 FORTRAN Programming CS 154 fortran programming. Introduction to programming in FORTRAN 90 input/output,control structures, data files, data types. Applications. http://www.cs.purdue.edu/courses/catalog/2003/Spring/cs154.shtml

CS 154 FORTRAN Programming UNIX, the X Window System, vi editor, file system, basic commands, utilities, mail, news, World Wide Web, Mosaic. Introduction to programming in FORTRAN 90: input/output, control structures, data files, data types. Applications. Usually Offered: Fall and Spring In 2002-03 and probably thereafter, Spring only Credit: hours (2 class/2 lab) Corequisite: MA 161 or 165 or equivalent Restrictions: Students cannot receive credit for both CS and CS University Catalog: CS Schedule: Spring 2003 Instructor: Robert Madison Syllabi: Canonical

73. CS 152 FORTRAN Programming For Engineers CS 152 fortran programming for Engineers. Introduction to programming in FORTRAN90 input/output, control structures, data files, data types. Applications. http://www.cs.purdue.edu/courses/catalog/2003/Spring/cs152.shtml

CS 152 FORTRAN Programming for Engineers Introduction to programming in FORTRAN 90: input/output, control structures, data files, data types. Applications. Usually Offered: Fall and Spring In 2002-03 and probably thereafter, Spring only Credit: hours (class) Prerequisite: ENGR 106 or 116 or equivalent Corequisite: MA 161 or 165 or equivalent Restrictions: Students cannot receive credit for both CS and CS University Catalog: CS Schedule: Spring 2003 Instructor: Robert Madison Syllabi: Canonical

74. CIS 25-FORTRAN Programming An introduction to the fortran programming language....... 1b. Course Number 25. 2. Course Title fortran programming. 3. Units 3. 9a.Catalog http://www.solano.edu/webcms/display.asp?course_id=9265

75. @one.com - Advance In Information Technology Fortran Tutorial Would you like an intensive course on the fortran programminglanguage to be given at your organization? Then please http://www.a1one.com/programming/prog-fortran.htm

76. CS 155: FORTRAN Programming 150 Introduction to. CS 155 fortran programming. Lecture 3 hours;3 credits. Laboratory work required. Introduction to programming http://www.cs.odu.edu/~ugrad/ugrad/catalog/node5.html

Next: CS 170: Fundamentals of Up: CS Dept Undergraduate Courses Previous: CS 150: Introduction to CS 155: FORTRAN Programming Lecture 3 hours; 3 credits. Laboratory work required. Introduction to programming for the non-CS major, including algorithm development, data structures, programming techniques and debugging. Syntax to include variables, expressions, looping, functions, and subroutines. Projects are oriented toward the general student with a nonmathematical background. Undergraduate Curriculum Committee Tue Apr 29 10:34:56 EDT 1997

77. Physics 329 - Fall 1996 - Fortran Programming Notes http://wwwrel.ph.utexas.edu/Members/matt/Teaching/96Fall/Phy329/Notes_fortran.ht

Physics 329: Fortran Programming Please report all errors/typos. etc to matt@infeld.ph.utexas.edu Most of the source code covered in class can be found on the account on einstein in (organized by lecture). IMPORTANT: Refer to on-line (postscript) version of SGI Fortran 77 Language Reference Manual for full details of Fortran syntax. Lecture 1 (Sep 16) Using Fortran and C in the Unix Environment Lecture 2 (Sep 18) fdemo1.f : Program demonstrating some essential Fortran 77 language elements. : Output from Lecture 3 (Sep 20) fdemo2.f : Program demonstrating Fortran 77 usage of character variables : Output from : Test file used in mysum and dvfrom examples. mysum.f : Reads real*8 values from stdin and writes sum on stdout. Less-commented mysum_s.f and sample output dvfrom.f : Subroutine which reads real*8 vector from file (or stdin). Testing routine tdvfrom.f and sample output dvto.f : Subroutine which writes real*8 vector to file (or stdout). Testing routine tdvto.f

78. Fortran Programming Guide fortran programming Guide. Sun WorkShop 6 Fortran 95 Fortran77. Part No. 8063593-10. May 2000, Revision A http://web.ct.astro.it/fortran/prog_guide/title.html

Fortran Programming Guide Sun WorkShop 6 Fortran 95 Fortran 77 Part No. 806-3593-10 May 2000, Revision A Sun Microsystems, Inc. Feedback Library Contents ... Index

79. Marcin Paprzycki: CSS 240 FORTRAN Programming; Syllabus Course CSS 240 fortran programming Class Day MWF Class Time 1100 1150,TEC 411 Textbook EB Koffman, FL Friedman, FORTRAN, Addison-Wesley. http://www.cs.okstate.edu/~marcin/mp/teach/spring98/240/css240syllabus.html

BASIC INFORMATION Course: CSS 240 FORTRAN Programming Class Day: MWF Class Time: 11:00 - 11:50, TEC 411 Textbook: E.B. Koffman, F.L. Friedman, FORTRAN, Addison-Wesley Instructor: Marcin Paprzycki Office: TEC 232 Office Hours: ANY time I am in my office (call me!) Phone: 266-6639 E-mail: marcin@cs.okstate.edu Office Hours Monday: 12:00 - 12:50 Tuesday: 10:00 - 11:00 Wednesday: 10:00 - 11:00 Thursday: 7:30pm - 8:30pm GRADING Final Exam: 30% Homework: 70% EXTREMELY IMPORTANT: ABSOLUTELY NO HOMEWORK WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER THE DEADLINE NO MAKE_UP EXAMS WILL BE GIVEN Additional information: You should carry books to the lecture. Group study is encouraged. Though, copying of assignments is strictly prohibited Accounts on the Linux-based ("orca") machine will be provided. You are responsible learn how to use the computer. Especially you should find out how to log on, log off, use the editor and print files. If a student has a disability that qualifies under the American with Disabilities Act and requires accomodations, he/she should contact the Office of Support Services for information and appropriate policies and procedures. Phone: 266-5024; FAX 266-6331; P.O. Box 8586.

80. Fortran Programming fortran programming. Instructor Abdolreza Ghods. Class Program. First week. ·Introduction to computing. · Algorithms and Program Developments. Second week. http://www.iasbs.ac.ir/faculty/aghods/fortran/fortran.htm

Fortran Programming Instructor: Abdolreza Ghods Class Program First week Introduction to computing Algorithms and Program Developments Second week Algorithms and Program Developments Constants and variables Arithmetic Expression and operation Writing a simple Fortran program: Calculating histogram of student marks Simple input and output statements Writing a simple Fortran program: Extracting a subset (points within a circle or rectangle) of points from a population of points in a plane. Third Week Useful links Stanford Fortran 77 tutorial Oxford Fortran 77 tutorial FORTRAN 77 Reference Electronic Books Interactive fortran 77: A hands on approach Professional Programmer’s Guide to Fortran 77 Fortran 90 of University of Liverpool

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