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= Programming and Computers = | = Programming and Computers = | ||
Much of my work and many of my hobbies involve computers. I use a variety of different tools, and I have included pages for the various languages, operating systems, and programs that I use. These are included below. | |||
== Languages/Protocols == | == Languages/Protocols == | ||
[[LaTeX]] | I use the document typesetting language [[LaTeX]], usually through a nice front-end like [[LyX]]. | ||
My Ph.D. research revolves around a [[computational fluid dynamics|CFD]] code written in [[C++]]. | |||
I also use [[Python]], which is an interesting mix of immediately-interpreted shell languages like [[Bash]] and [[Matlab]], and more complex, object-oriented codes like [[C++]]. | |||
== Stuff I Use == | == Stuff I Use == | ||
[[Programs I Use]] | I have compiled a list of [[Programs I Use]]. This page should cover most of the programs I use for basic day-to-day operations. | ||
I [[compile|Compiling Programs]] programs from source code whenever possible, as I believe it leads to (a) a much better understanding of the amount of work that went into creating that program, (b) much less confusion about what configuration files go where, and for what, and (c) discourages the use of Windows. | |||
== Operating systems == | == Operating systems == | ||
[[Mac OS X (Leopard)]] | My primary operating system is [[Mac OS X (Leopard)]], I own an older-model MacBook Pro. | ||
[[Linux]] | I also run a [[Linux]] computer, specifically running Ubuntu, version 8-something, I think. | ||
[[Windows]] | I avoid [[Windows]] like the plague, but it's a Windows world. So, I keep a version of Windows in a small cage (commonly referred to as a [[virtual computer|VirtualBox]]) and only let it out when necessary. | ||
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= Work = | = Work = | ||
[[Scientific Computing Summer Workshop]] | During the summer of 2010, I organized a series of workshops on Scientific Computing, with an emphasis on using the Uintah Computational Framework. The abstracts, slides, and videos are contained here: [[Scientific Computing Summer Workshop]]. | ||
[[Combustion and CFD]] | My Ph.D. research involves [[Combustion]] and [[CFD]]. | ||
[[Presentations]] | Some of my presentations are available on the [[Presentations]] page. | ||
[[Documents | Some of my documents (writeups, homeworks, and the like) are available on the [[Documents]] page. These are all written in LaTeX. | ||
Revision as of 22:18, 30 September 2010
Welcome to my web page! Use the menu below to navigate.
Programming and Computers
Much of my work and many of my hobbies involve computers. I use a variety of different tools, and I have included pages for the various languages, operating systems, and programs that I use. These are included below.
Languages/Protocols
I use the document typesetting language LaTeX, usually through a nice front-end like LyX.
My Ph.D. research revolves around a CFD code written in C++.
I also use Python, which is an interesting mix of immediately-interpreted shell languages like Bash and Matlab, and more complex, object-oriented codes like C++.
Stuff I Use
I have compiled a list of Programs I Use. This page should cover most of the programs I use for basic day-to-day operations.
I Compiling Programs programs from source code whenever possible, as I believe it leads to (a) a much better understanding of the amount of work that went into creating that program, (b) much less confusion about what configuration files go where, and for what, and (c) discourages the use of Windows.
Operating systems
My primary operating system is Mac OS X (Leopard), I own an older-model MacBook Pro.
I also run a Linux computer, specifically running Ubuntu, version 8-something, I think.
I avoid Windows like the plague, but it's a Windows world. So, I keep a version of Windows in a small cage (commonly referred to as a VirtualBox) and only let it out when necessary.
Work
During the summer of 2010, I organized a series of workshops on Scientific Computing, with an emphasis on using the Uintah Computational Framework. The abstracts, slides, and videos are contained here: Scientific Computing Summer Workshop.
My Ph.D. research involves Combustion and CFD.
Some of my presentations are available on the Presentations page.
Some of my documents (writeups, homeworks, and the like) are available on the Documents page. These are all written in LaTeX.