CSI 801 / INFT 814:
Foundations of Computational Sciences
This course covers methods of investigation of scientific questions
utilizing
high-performance
computation and communication.
Mapping of
mathematical models to parallel algorithm and architectures,
associated data
structures, languages, operating systems, networks, and visualization
methods.
Examples in bioinformatics, space science, physics, and global
change will
demonstrate important scientific accomplishments enabled by
computation. Class
projects will involve work in teams to learn the mathematical models,
abstract
algorithms, and concrete algorithms for these cases, and will conduct
experiments and simulations with them.
A prerequisite for this course is a course in numerical methods, such
as CSI 700.
This is a core course in the CSI PhD program.
Previous Offerings of CSI 801
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Spring, 2000,
taught by
James Gentle.
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Fall, 1999,
taught by
James Gentle.
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Fall, 1998,
taught by
John Wallin and James Gentle.
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Fall, 1995,
taught by
James Gentle
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Spring, 1995, taught by
Edward J. Wegman