Course Objectives
Course Objectives
Fortran 90
Each student will:
- Define computer program
- Describe top-down design.
- Define algorithm.
- Describe two programming style elements.
- Dedscribe the use of the following FORTRAN keywords:
- PROGRAM
- REAL
- PRINT
- READ
- STOP
- END
- State the rules for naming variables.
- Express numbers in exponential form.
- Give descriptive variable names to variables within a given
problem.
- Write declaration statements for variables.
- Describe fortran 90 derived types.
- Define derived types when given a problem requiring them.
- Write programs using derived types.
- Translate mathematical expressions into Fortran expressions.
- Evaluate Fortran expressions.
- Recognize the format of an assignment statement.
- Evaluate assignment statements.
- Write a Fortran program.
- Define intrinsic functions.
- State the purpose of frequently used intrinsic functions.
- Write a fortran program using the sqrt intrinsic function.
- Write a fortran program using the cos intrinsic function.
- Write a fortran program using the exp intrinsic function.
- Define data file.
- Define record.
- Create a data file.
- Analyze the contents of a data file.
- Write a program that creates an output data file.
Standards
NCTM - National Council of Teachers of Mathematics Curriculum
Standards
NCTM-E - National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
Evaluation Standards Standards
NCTM Changes - NCTM Changes in
Content Emphasis
NSS - National Science Standards
AAAO
- American Academy for the Advancement of Science Benchmarks
SCANS
- Workplace Competencies
Info - Information Literacy Standards
for Student Learning