A Work Reaction Calculator by Eric E. Moore
- Apr 21, 2014 · 6:45 PM
Dr. Eric E. Moore holds a PhD in Theoretical Chemistry. In grad school the group's favorite saying was: "In theory there's no difference between theory and practice. In practice there is."
In theory, this talk is about a program to generate "work reactions" for use in computational chemistry. In practice it's a talk about translating high level, poorly specified functional requirements into working code, graph algorithms, and program design.
Pizza, beer and soft drinks provided by Meetup.
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Informative talk. Give me seed ideas for some exploratory exercises in ....Prolog.