University of Utah
Department of Computer Science
Department of Mathematics
CES Program Requirements
To qualify for the CES certificate a student must:
Propose a program of study according
to the stipulations below, including
Complete a project that involves all
principles of CES and requires significant expertise in a science or
engineering application area. This requirement will normally be satisfied
automatically by the student's thesis work for the regular degree.
Have the program of study approved by
the CES Coordinating Committee.
Complete the CES program of study with
at least a B in each course.
Complete the regular degree.
Notify the CES Coordinating Committee
of completion and submit appropriate documentation.
The student's program of study must include the following
items:
A selection of courses, part of which,
contain the required CES courses from the
list below.
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A description of the student's major
area of study, and a proposal of how to meet the interdisciplinary
requirement, and a brief rationale of why this particular set of courses
was chosen and how the ingredients fit together.
A student may petition the
Coordinating Committee to be exempt from some of the requirements put forth
here, or to propose substitutes for some required courses.
To obtain a graduate certificate in CES, a student must complete
(one semester) courses (click here for course
descriptions) in each of the following areas:
- Introduction to Scientific Computing. CS 5210/6210 or Math 5610.
- Advanced Scientific Computing. CS 6220 or Math 5620.
- Scientific Visualization. CS 5630/6630.
- Mathematical Modeling. Math 5740.
- Case Studies in Computational Engineering and Science. Math 6790.
- Seminar in Computational Engineering and Science. Math 6795/CS 6938.
- Interdisciplinary Component. Complete a project in CES.