Bachelor physics course with a large amount of modelling / simulation

[drcz]

Hi guys,

I am very interested in modelling and simulation as a part of a bachelor physics course. So I am searching for a physics course, as a part of 1st year bachelor study, where you do very much modelling and simulation.
Can you name me some universities or universities of applied sciences and arts with a physics course in 1st bachelor year that hits my condition? Doesn't matter where this university is.

Would be happy if you shared your knowledge and experience.

Thanks for your help.

 

[wukunlin]

Look for specializations like computational physics and engineering science (Yes, this is a BE specialization but pretty much all they do is simulating physical systems). Different universities can have vastly different names on these specialization so have a look around the ones you can realistically go to (I don't understand people two spend like 3 hours going to school...) and if they have programs like these.

Here is a link to B.E. in Eng. Sci. from Auckland:
http://www.des.auckland.ac.nz/en/fo...dy-options/engineering-science-programme.html

Apparently computational science died in Sydney, specialized courses can have this happen to them:
http://sydney.edu.au/science/physics/current/cosc.shtml