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ENGPHYS 2CE4 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Numerical Recipes, Triple Des, Category 3 Cable

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Computational Methods for Engineering Physics

Engineering Physics

David Novog

McMaster University

Data Structures, Algorithms and Discrete Mathematics

Statistical Thermodynamics

Introduction to Quantum Mechanics

Introduction to Fluid Mechanics and Heat Transfer

Optical Communications Systems

Mechanical Vibrations

Introduction to Electrical Engineering

Electronic Devices and Circuits I

Electromagnetics I

Fundamentals of Physical Optics

Electromagnetics II

Applied Mechanics

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