Hi, this is Alexander Nozik, and this post is dedicated to another "interesting" master's program (this time at the Phystech, together with JetBrains , Tavrida Electric and a whole list of scientific organizations). You will decide about the interestingness for yourself, but this time the program is really unique (for now, at least). It is called Scientific Programming (the official name is "Development and Application of Software in Physical Research") and is located at the FPMI and LPI at the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology. Dedicated not separately to physics, not separately to programming, not separately to computer science, but to the junction of all this.
If you have already realized that this is about you, then you can run to read the details and fill out a questionnaire on the program website .
If not, read on.
Why is this?
The fact is that all aspects of our modern life are somehow connected with computers and programming, science and engineering are no exception. Scientists and engineers devote a significant part of their time to working with computers. If we are talking about science, then everything starts from the stage of designing an experiment. We do large amounts of mathematical modeling to understand what can be measured in general and how best to do it. In the end, we cannot do it at random. Modern experiments are very expensive, and doing them without knowing in advance what can be measured there is very unprofitable. Next, we need to collect data, . ( , ). , , . . .
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