Numerical simulation and scientific computing

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  • ECTS credits: 6
  • University: Vienna University of Technology
  • Semester: 3
  • Objectives:

     

    This course will provide the students with the essential basic skills to tackle the myriad challenges in computational science and engineering. As such, the course is highly interdisciplinary as it covers several different topics in applied mathematics, scientific computing and computer science. (Due to the interdisciplinary nature, each/some topical block(s) could be handled by several departments; this would also help in balancing the load introduced by the examination which this course will certainly require. However, given the topics, probably 1-2 Institutes should be able to handle this, but it could be extended to involve more Institutes if desired.)

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    This course will cover basics in computer architectures, performance optimization, scientific programming with C/C++/Python, partial differential equations, finite difference method, solvers, research software engineering, shared- and distributed-memory parallelization with OpenMP and MPI on multi-core and cluster systems, ray tracing and surface tracking methods.

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