Minor in Scientific and Engineering Computing
Georgia Institute of Technology · GA · MINOR-SCIENTIFIC-ENGINEERING-COMPUTING
Minor in Scientific and Engineering Computing is a Undergraduate degree at Georgia Institute of Technology, GA. It covers areas like computational mathematics, engineering mathematics, computational biology, mathematical economics, computing, mathematics education. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
Georgia Institute of Technology
Undergraduate
US$12,058
What you'll study in Minor in Scientific and Engineering Computing
Example subjects: Computational Fluid Dynamics. 3 Credit Hours., Finite Element Analysis. 3 Credit Hours., Introduction to Medical Image Processing. 3 Credit Hours., Numerical Methods in Chemical Engineering. 3 Credit Hours., Introduction to Object Oriented Programming. 3 Credit Hours., Computational Problem Solving for Scientists and Engineers. 3 Credit Hours., Computational Modeling Algorithms. 3 Credit Hours., Introduction to High Performance Computing. 3 Credit Hours., Computer Simulation. 3 Credit Hours., Introduction to Computing for Data Analysis. 3 Credit Hours., Numerical Analysis I. 3 Credit Hours., Numerical Analysis II. 3 Credit Hours..
Frequently asked questions
What will I study in Minor in Scientific and Engineering Computing?
Minor in Scientific and Engineering Computing covers areas like computational-mathematics, engineering-mathematics, computational-biology, mathematical-economics, computing, numeracy, computer-vision, fluid-mechanics.
How much does Minor in Scientific and Engineering Computing cost?
Indicative domestic fees for Minor in Scientific and Engineering Computing are around US$12,058 (approximate, usually per year). International fees differ — confirm with the university.
Who offers Minor in Scientific and Engineering Computing?
Minor in Scientific and Engineering Computing is offered by Georgia Institute of Technology, GA.
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