Scientific Computing mCGS

All students must meet the Requirements for the micro-Certificate of Graduate Study (mCGS)

Overview

The Scientific Micro-Certificate program trains students on theoretical and practical skills of scientific computing, preparing them for a wide range of job opportunities in the public sector, industry, and academia. Students completing the program acquire in-depth knowledge of numerical methods for scientific computing, their implementations (including coding), and their applications to real-world problems in science and engineering.

Specific Requirements

Minimum Degree Requirements

This mCGS-SC requires a total of 9 credits (3 courses), which consist of 1 required core course and 2 electives from a pre-approved list.

Requirement DescriptionCredits
Required Core Course (Select 1)
MATH 5737Gr Intro to Numerical Anyl3
or CS 5737 Gr Intro to Numerical Anyl
or
CEE 5980Numerical Methods for Engineer3
or ME 5980 Numerical Methods for Engineer
Electives (6 credits needed)
Convex Optimization
Numerical Diff Equations
Computational Solid Mechanics
Multiscale Modeling
Special Topics or other relevant elective courses may be taken with permission from the Program Coordinator