Graduate Level Computational Science Education Programs at Syracuse
University
Presentation by Nancy McCracken at February, 1994 conference in
Albuquerque, New Mexico, sponsored by the Department of Energy. The talk
summarizes Syracuse University's graduate program with a summary of core
courses. We also discuss the nature of computational science as an
interface between computer science and applications. Should it be
confined to science and engineering or also include information
technology based applications? The undergraduate computational science
program in place at Syracuse was not discussed.
The slides (Click on number for slide, or text for descriptions):
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.1=..Title slide : Graduate level computational science education programs at Syracuse University.
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.2=..What is computational science as an interface between computer science and applications.
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.3=..Program in computational science implemented within current science and engineering academic framework.
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.4=..Program in computational science implemented within current information oriented academic framework.
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.5=..Federal 1994 HPCC blue book contrasts between grand challenges and national challenges.
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.6=..Syracuse computational science: Interdisciplinary master's degree in computational science.
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.7=..Current Syracuse University computational science courses and enrollment.
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.8=..Syracuse computational science: Minors in computational science.
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.9=..Computational science courses: Structure of cps615.
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10=..Computational science courses: Example cps615 course modules.
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11=..Computational science courses: cps615 and follow on "cps616".
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12=..Possible cps615 modules: List of core enabling HPCC software technologies for simulation.
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13=..Possible cps615 course modules: Core enabling HPCC algorithms and components for simulation.
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14=..Possible "cps616" course modules: Core enabling HPCC technologies information analysis, access, integration.
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15=..Computational science courses: cps713 case study course.
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16=..CPS713 case studies in computational science: Highlights of student projects from spring 1993.
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