Introduction To Computing In Engineering (ES-0002)

Spring 2025 · ES 0002 · Tufts University · 4 credits · Undergraduate

An introduction to engineering problem-solving with the aid of computational software. Scientific computing concepts will be introduced including number representation, arrays, structured programming techniques, and good coding practices. Basic numerical and data analysis methods will be introduced including numerical differentiation and integration, matrix operations, descriptive statistics, curve fitting, and optimization. Examples drawn from a variety of engineering disciplines will give students extensive practice in coding solutions and applying them to data. Recommendation: MATH 32. Students may receive credit for either ES2 or CS10, but not both.

Course codes: ES-0002, ES 0002, ES0002, ES-2, ES 2, ES2

• 01-LEC (Lecture) — Ethan E. Danahy
• 02-LEC (Lecture) — Jennifer Cross
• 03-LEC (Lecture) — Brian Timko
• 04-LEC (Lecture) — Steven Bell
• 05-LEC (Lecture) — Trevion Henderson
• 06-LEC (Lecture) — Chelsea J. Andrews
• 07-LEC (Lecture) — Luis Dorfmann