IGERT Brochure

Past Events:

March 4th,2009

IGERT Monthly Students Meeting
351 Johnston Hall
11:00 am

March 18th, 2009
 "Large Scale Computation Using LONI & TEZPUR" Speaker: Mr. Wes Even
(IGERT PhD Student)
2520 Patrick F. Taylor Hall
11am.

April 1st, 2009
 "GPU Programming and
Performance"
Speaker: Mr. Kevin Tubbs
(IGERT PhD Student)
2520 Patrick F. Taylor Hall 11:00 am

April 15th, 2009
 "Visualization Tools, VISIT and VISH and their Capabilities vs. Other Tools Available"
Speaker: Mr. Farid Harhad
(IGERT PhD Student)
3515 Patrick F. Taylor Hall
11:00 am

April 28th, 2009
"Compensation of Long
Input Delays for Unstable
Nonlinear and PDE Systems"
Guest Speaker:
Dr. Miroslav Krstic
338 Johnston Hall
3:00 pm

Curriculum

Graduate students who participate in this IGERT program will be expected to complete a mix of interdisciplinary computational science (CS) and computational fluid dynamics (CFD) courses that are team-taught and cross-listed across participating departments. Each student will initially be required to take a pair of cross-disciplinary courses [XD-I and XD-II] that have been designed to provide (I) an introduction to the basic concepts that underpin our understanding of the dynamics of fluid systems on a wide variety of physical scales, and (II) an introduction to the computational techniques that are presently being used in many disciplines to model complex fluid flows. Following the successful completion of this pair of introductory "XD" courses, each student will be expected to complete four (4) "advanced" courses, to be selected from the menu provided below . Each student's selection of a set of advanced courses will be made in consultation with the student's team of multi-disciplinary faculty advisors and will be taylored to complement the student's dissertation project objectives.

Courses


• Introductory, Cross-Disciplinary Courses
  
• Menu of Advanced CFD Courses