This is a practical and useful capstone-type course,
on all aspects of Computational Science.
The only prerequisites are Calculus, ODEs (M231), and
being able to program in a high level language (Matlab suffices).
Basic information appears below. Please check the course site.
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I N D U S T R I A L M A T H E M A T I C S
Spring 2018
Math 475
TR 5:05-6:20 Ayres 112
Instructor: Vasilios Alexiades
*INDUSTRIAL MATHEMATICS*
This is a course on *Computational Science*, what's involved and how
it's done.
The course will follow a case-study approach, illustrating the various
aspects of
Computational Science. In each study, starting from a real-world industrial
problem, we will model it, develop the mathematical and numerical concepts
and tools needed to analyze it, and deduce and compute some useful answers
(analysis and computation go hand-in-hand).
JUNIORS, SENIORS, and GRADUATE STUDENTS welcome.
Course web page: http://www.math.utk.edu/~vasili/475/
The course qualifies for UT's
Interdisciplinary Graduate Minor in Computational Science (IGMCS) program.
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