Fortran Projects

A collection of Fortran programs from university studies

Fortran Programs (2002)

A collection of Fortran 90 programs written during university studies. These programs demonstrate numerical methods, statistical analysis, and algorithm implementation using modern Fortran features.

Fortran (Formula Translation) is one of the oldest high-level programming languages, still widely used in scientific computing and numerical analysis. These programs showcase Fortran 90 features including dynamic memory allocation, recursive subroutines, and modern programming constructs. We had a short Fortran course in the university, which introduced us to this powerful language for scientific computing.

Programs:

  • Monte Carlo Method → (2002) - Calculates the area of an ellipse using Monte Carlo random sampling method with iterative precision improvement
  • Read and Sort → (2002) - Reads numbers from a file, calculates mean and dispersion statistics, and sorts data using recursive quicksort algorithm