A collaborative project-based computational physics workshop combining IEEE EUI SB and WeDev expertise to teach physics concepts, problem-solving, and web technologies to first-year students.
On November 21, 2025, IEEE EUI SB Secretary Farah Sultan and Technical Activities Coordinator Mostafa Ibrahim met with WeDev President Judy Elsheekh and mentor Omar to finalize planning for this groundbreaking workshop. The partnership brings together two student organizations' expertise to create an immersive learning experience where physics meets programming.
Help first-year students deeply understand core physics concepts through interactive, hands-on activities.
Develop problem-solving skills and analytical reasoning through physics challenges and simulations.
Apply physics concepts through coding using VPython for simulations and visualizations.
Showcase physics projects through web technologies including HTML, CSS, and React.
Core concepts covering mechanics, motion, forces, and energy through interactive teaching.
Write Python code to simulate and visualize physics phenomena with VPython library.
Present simulations and results using HTML, CSS, and React for dynamic, interactive web displays.
Develop and present final projects combining physics knowledge, code, and web design.
Egypt University of Informatics
November 21–24, 2025
IEEE EUI SB (STB60211912) × WeDev
First-year engineering & computer science students
The Computational Physics Workshop demonstrated the power of collaboration between IEEE EUI SB and WeDev. By combining rigorous physics instruction, engaging Python programming, and modern web technologies, the workshop equipped first-year students with interconnected skills spanning science, engineering, and computer science. Participants completed hands-on simulations, built working visualizations, and presented projects showcasing their mastery of physics applied to real problems.
