Modern Computational Science
Zusammenfassung:
Scientific Computing (or Computational
Science) is often called the third pillar of science besides theory and
experiment. The growing importance of computational methods in many areas of
science and engineering is exemplified by the appearance of new disciplines
like Computational Physics, Computational Chemistry, Bioinformatics, and
many others. Moreover, Computational Science is, almost by definition, an
interdisciplinary field, and thus provides a unique opportunity to bring
together scientists working in areas that would otherwise be considered as
diverse.
This Summer School is intended for advanced undergraduate, graduate, and PhD
students of biology, chemistry, computer science, mathematics, and physics
who
- would like to get a thorough introduction to some of the basic methods and
tools of Scientific Computing (algorithms, software engineering, data
analysis, ordinary and partial differential equations, simulations),
- are interested in the application of computational methods to current
research problems in pure and applied science, and
- wish to acquire a working knowledge of the material presented in the
lectures by attending supplementary exercises at the computer.
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