Computer-Oriented Mathematical Physics presents mathematical models of classical physical phenomena, focusing on particle mechanics. Comprising 12 chapters, it explores the relationship between math and physics, gravity, classical physics as a mathematical science, pendulum principles, oscillators, waves, vectors, gravitation, the body-problem, and fluid models. It also discusses spinning tops, skaters, and the Galilean principle of relativity. This book serves as an introductory textbook for university math and physics students.