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Graduate Certificate Program in Computational Science
PREREQUISITE: A bachelors degree in science or engineering
The program requires 15 units and it is primarily intended for individuals who are not pursuing a Master degree at SDSU. Current students in a graduate program at SDSU who complete the required 15 units from the certificate list are also eligible to receive a certificate in Computational Science.
The certificate will certify that a student has received training in computational techniques applicable to her/his primary field of study. This will include: tools available for scientific application development, particularly those targeted at parallel and distributed systems; scientific visualization and database query applications; simulation and modeling packages; computational "templates" such as MatLab and Maple; and the choice of appropriate hardware resources for different classes of computational problems.
Courses Scientific Visualization (CS 689) Fall Mathematical Modeling (M 536) Fall Scientific Database Techniques (CS 503) Spring Intro. Parallel Computing (CS 596) Spring Numerical Analysis (M 693A Fall/Spring or M 693B)
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