Integrating computation using materials from the PICUP collection in Introductory Physics

The Partnership for Integrating Computation into Undergraduate Physics (PICUP, www.gopicup.org) runs workshops, hosts an online collection of curricular materials, and supports a growing community of interested faculty with the goal of making it easier for faculty to integrate computation into their courses. In this talk, I will share my experience integrating computation into the introductory physics sequence. I will highlight materials in the PICUP collection that I adapted, discuss how those materials fit into and enhance the course, and talk about how I integrate computation into a workshop-style course. I will then present different approaches used by faculty who integrate computation into introductory physics courses in a variety of institutional settings, so attendees can see how they might integrate computation in their own introductory courses.