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Computational Science Invited Lectures
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This course will present the research of fourteen prominent
computational science researchers.
The goal will be to have each speaker discuss the latest
research in their technical areas.
We have speakers from areas such as engineering,
physics, chemistry, software engineering, materials science,
intelligent systems, computer science, statistics, and mathematics.
Scroll down to see the complete list of speakers and topics.
This is a required course for the
Graduate Minor in
Computational Science.
(see also the
Fall Course on Computational Science Tools).
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Grading: Tentatively, grades will be
determined as :
75% student-maintained journal of lectures and
25% class participation and questions.
Each student will be required to keep a journal of
the presentations, including speaker name, title, subject,
talk outline, key points of lecture, references,
questions you had, etc. The summary for each seminar must
be at least one page of text (1 inch margins, 12 point font, single
spacing), with any figures, tables, etc. on additional pages.
These journals will be evaluated
throughout the semester.
Due dates for writeups:
(20% off for each day they are late) |
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Click Here to see a List of Seminars from Previous Years
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