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Registration deadline: 20th July 2024
Orientation on 21st July 2024
Instructor: Higher Education Team Language: English
A panel of experienced mentors.
Pick your problem statement
Present a Technical Paper as a report.
Develop transferrable computational skills.
See how fluids flow around obstacles, vital in aerospace and automotive.
• Formulate differential equations from real-world physics problems like motion, heat flow, and waves.
• Learn how time and space variations in physical systems are mathematically modeled.
• Dive into boundary conditions, initial value problems, and the logic behind scientific solvers.
• Get a strong grip on foundational numerical methods like Gaussian Elimination and LU Decomposition.
• Discretize equations using, Finite Difference, Finite Element, and Finite Volume methods.
• Convert complex physical problems into algebraic equations and solve them numerically.
• Code your simulations in Python - visualize, tweak, and optimize systems dynamically.
• Build your own solver from scratch -no more black boxes.
• Design simulations for climate modelling, engineering systems and computational fluid dynamics (CFD).
• Venture into predictive analytics through differential modeling.
• Gain the skills to develp and contribute to cutting-edge scientific softwarem, used in both academia and industry.
• Stand out with a portfolio or Python-based simulation tools and models.
Highest Qualification: M.Sc. Tech (IIT-Dhanbad), RA - IIT Kanpur, JRF - IISc Bangalore.
Research interest : Research Scientist (Bert Labs and ATE Group R&D division)
Passion: Theoretical physics, Scientific computing, Science Education
Current Affiliation: PhD at BITS Pilani.
Research interest : exploring the reliability of complex systems using physics, engineering, and machine learning.
Passion: Theoretical physics, applied math, and reimagining how we teach them.
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