Computational Techniques and Applications - George Mason University

Computational Techniques and Applications from George Mason University is a Campus Certificate Engineering Science degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. Overview of the Program In addition to the Ph.D. and Masters degrees, CDS also offers a separate Certificate in Computational Techniques and Applications which affords students an opportunity to improve their basic computational skills. The Certificate is independent of the doctoral program and is designed primarily for technical professionals, but it also provides prospective and currently enrolled Ph.D. students with a useful intermediate step before undertaking the dissertation. The Certificate in Computational Techniques and Applications is composed of 15 credit hours of coursework designed to provide an accelerated introduction to concepts in modern computation. Topics covered include operating systems, environments, languages, and applications. The Certificate is designed to provide graduate students (M.S. or Ph.D.) and working professionals with the tools and techniques to solve computational problems in science , mathematics, or engineering . It is intended for: 1. - Scientists and/or Engineers employed by local industry or government who wish to upgrade their knowledge of state-of-the-art computing techniques, 2. - Masters students in any Physical Science, Mathematics and/or Applied Mathematics (Statistics, Operations Research) who seek exposure to the latest computing methodologies, 3. - Masters students in Computer Science , Engineering, and/or Information Technology who wish to incorporate a Scientific Application Domain into their studies, 4. - Doctoral students in either Computational Sciences and Informatics, Environmental and Public Policy, or Information Technology who need to improve their computing abilities. View more details on George Mason University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Engineering Science courses.