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EPSRC CDT in Modelling of Heterogeneous Systems - HetSys

Year 1 timetable

This is your timetable for year 1. Optional modules are included for your information only and can be sorted using the tags. Added into here will be additional HetSys events that we would like you to attend where possible.

Year 1 compatible modules: CS909 PX917 PX918 PX919 PX923 PX925
(assessment only)

Year 2 only modules:

 IL939 PX920 PX921 PX449 ES98E MA934 ES440 ES98E MA4L0

For details of modules visit the module catalogue. To find out when modules are scheduled use this search facility or email hetsys@warwick.ac.uk.

Wednesday, November 06, 2024

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ES440 Computational Fluid Dynamics
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PX911S: Quantum and Atomistic Modelling
MAS 2.05/6

PX911: Quantum and Atomistic Modelling

Provides an introduction to atomistic modelling techniques including DFT, classical force field methods and an appreciation of how they interact with other modelling frameworks. Students will learn how to design atomistic simulations of condensed matter or molecular systems, and how to identify simulation methodologies appropriate to bridging multiple length scales, balancing accuracy vs. cost. They will gain exposure to software packages supporting interoperability between methods, e.g. the Atomic Simulation Environment. Multiscale Modelling case studies by guest lecturers will show how problems involving heterogeneous systems are tackled at multiple length & time scales.

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