CSCI 602 Research Seminar II

This seminar is a continuation of CSCI 601. The research seminar is intended to introduce an interdisciplinary approach in computational science research. Each offering of the seminar is co-taught by two faculty members from different departments participating in the CSCI program and seeks to integrate research techniques originating in mathematics, computer science, physics, biology, and chemistry in approaching complex problems. The seminar covers topics in graph theory, network analysis, algorithmics, combinatorial optimization, statistics, cell biology, and biological networks, computational chemistry, etc., and involves faculty and invited speakers’ presentations and student presentations. The seminar is open to all graduate students in the College of Science and Mathematics.

Prerequisite(s): CSCI 602

1 Credit(s)