IDX 1111Modeling and Simulation of the Physical World
Franklin W Olin College of Engineering · 4.00 credits · UGRD
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This course provides an introduction to mathematical modeling and computer simulation of physical systems. Working with a broad range of examples, students practice the steps involved in modeling and analyzing a physical system, learn the role of models in explaining and predicting the behavior of the physical world, and develop skills with the programming and computational tools necessary for simulation. Students work in a studio environment on increasingly open-ended projects, and learn how to present their results, with an emphasis on visual and oral communication. (This course is taken with SCI1111 .)
Recent sections
Fall 2026 · 4 sections
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01Class #13609
Days & timeTu Fr · 1:00 – 2:40 PMAug 31 – Dec 18
LocationOlin Main Campus Miller Academic Center 304/318326/328/ Aud
InstructorFaculty Austin-Breneman, Jesse del Rosario, Zachary R. Dewald, Annick J. Yang, Rachel
01 notes: New course number; Instructional method: In person
02
Class #13610
Days & timeTu Fr · 1:00 – 2:40 PMAug 31 – Dec 18
LocationOlin Main Campus Miller Academic Center 318
InstructorFaculty Austin-Breneman, Jesse del Rosario, Zachary R. Dewald, Annick J. Yang, Rachel
02 notes: New course number; Instructional method: In person
03Class #13613
Days & timeTu Fr · 1:00 – 2:40 PMAug 31 – Dec 18
LocationOlin Main Campus Miller Academic Center 326
InstructorFaculty Austin-Breneman, Jesse del Rosario, Zachary R. Dewald, Annick J. Yang, Rachel
03 notes: New course number; Instructional method: In person
04Class #13615
Days & timeTu Fr · 1:00 – 2:40 PMAug 31 – Dec 18
LocationOlin Main Campus Miller Academic Center 328
InstructorFaculty Austin-Breneman, Jesse del Rosario, Zachary R. Dewald, Annick J. Yang, Rachel
04 notes: New course number; Instructional method: In person