Dr. Josh Izaac holds a PhD in Quantum Information and Computation from The University of Western Australia. He has been involved in teaching methods of computational physics and quantum mechanics for the past five years, and currently works as a computational physicist developing photonics-based quantum computing software. A freelance science journalist, his work has also appeared in Science and Australian Geographic.Professor Jingbo Wang currently leads an active research group at The University of Western Australia, working in the general area of quantum information and computation, in particular quantum walks, quantum simulation, and quantum algorithm development. This textbook evolved out of several lecture courses on Computational Physics, Computational Quantum Mechanics, and Scientific High Performance Computation, which Professor Wang has taught since 2002 at The University of Western Australia.

• Part I Scientific programming: an introduction for physicists: Numbers and precision.- Fortran.- Python.- Part II Numerical methods for quantum physics:  Finding roots.- Differentiation and initial value problems.-  Numerical integration.- The eigenvalue problem.- The Fourier transform.-  PART III Solving the Schrödinger equation:  One dimension.-  Higher dimensions and basic techniques.- Time propagation.-  Central potentials.-  Multi-electron systems.- Exercises.