Simulation & Modeling Courses
Graduate-level courses on programming and numerical methods are offered by several departments in the School of Arts and Sciences and the Swanson School of Engineering. In addition, faculty associated with the Center for Simulation and Modeling periodically teach courses on topics such as parallel computing using MPI. Students and postdocs at the University frequently participate in special topics workshops offered by the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center.
Spring 2010
Structural Macroeconometrics (ECON 2713), Professor DeJong
Electronic Structure: Basic Theory, Modeling and Simulations (CHE 3920), Prf. Al-Saidi
Computational Nanomechanics (CEE 2324), Professor To
Fall 2009
Introduction to High Performance Computing Systems (CS 1645), Prof. Rami Melhem
Summer 2009
Topics in Scientific Computing (MATH 3040), Prof. Mike Sussman
Spring 2009
Interdisciplinary Modeling and Visualization (CS 2620), Prof. Liz Marai
Practical Introduction to Computational Science (3902), Prof. R. Christie
Parallel Computing (3902) Professors K. Wong & R. Kumar
Computational Nanomechanics (CEE 2324), Prof. Albert C. To
Programming for Scientists (98-111; CMU), Prof. Lus P. Coelho