CS 689 - Special Topics in Numerical and Scientific Computation (Subtitle required)
Credits: 3
Course Description
Advanced topics in numerical analysis, scientific computation, and complexity of continuous problems. Specific topics may include, but are not limited to: iterative methods, advanced parallel algorithms in numerical linear algebra, multivariate function approximation and integration.
Prereqs: CS-537 or consent of instructor.
Needed Skills
Solid foundation in numerical analysis and other skills that may depend on specific topics, e.g., efficiency in a high level programming language.
Learning Outcomes
Mastery of key concepts and techniques discussed in the course. Familiarity with the current literature in the topic area. Strong preparation for doing independent research work in the topic area. Familiarity with research conducted by the faculty instructor.
Week by Week Course Outline
Will depend on the topic and will be announced by the faculty instructor as early as possible but at least one month in advance. A significant portion of the course should be devoted to a study and discussion of recent research papers in the area of the topic.
Examinations and Grading
Exact details about examinations and grading in this course will be determined by the instructor offering the course. Details will be made available in the syllabus at the start of each semester in which the course is offered.
Possible Textbooks
Research monographs, research papers provided by the faculty instructor, other notes prepared by the faculty instructor.