孫景富、郭文東、漢寶德 (Louis Kahn 1901~74)、黑板頌、白板 (1977)、計算尺、電子計算機機房 (1975 台灣 vs 1977 英國 ) 1986年一台 pc 40萬台幣 (內壢)) # 40
https://www.facebook.com/hanching.chung/videos/455194256410650郭文東、孫景富
1970年代初， 孫景富老師剛到東海， 最可愛。 故事以後慢慢說....參加教堂的音樂會，會帶一疊樂譜去對照的人，不多，孫老師是其一。
1974-75年他教我們電腦程式語言Fortran ，這我在碩士論文派上用場.....有一次我們一起去參觀快蓋好的建築築系館，他可是童言無忌，問我某結構體是否像養豬場......
孫景富教授（已退休，前物理系、資訊系主任）
話題談到大學生活時的啟蒙老師時，郭丞鎮校友說：當時的資訊科學系系主任孫景富老師及黃齊菁老師給他的影響最大，孫景富老師當時負責現在的電算中心業務，即使多繁忙孫老師在教學、工作上依然負責認真，這樣的人格特質留給他深刻的印象；
Title: Applications of Bicubic Spline Interpolation and Monte Carlo Method in Nuclear Physics
Other Titles: 核子物理研究中曲尺函數及蒙地卡羅方法之應用
Authors: 孫景富 Contributors: 東海大學 Date: 1982-06-00 Issue Date: 2012-06-29
Publisher: 台中市：東海大學 Relation: 東海學報第23卷
2007
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