Computational Sciences & Machine Learning

This category includes the use of computational methods, simulations, and machine learning to solve complex problems in chemical and biomolecular engineering. It involves modeling chemical processes, predicting material behaviors, and analyzing large datasets.

Computational tools and machine learning techniques are increasingly used to accelerate research, optimize processes, and design new materials by providing insights that are difficult to obtain through experimental methods alone.

Related CBE Courses

Course Title Semester
CBE 5060 Introduction to High-Performance Scientific Computing Fall or Spring
CBE 5140 Data Science and Machine Learning in Chemical Engineering Spring
CBE 5440 Computational Science of Energy and Chemical Transformations Fall or Spring
CBE 5590 Multiscale Modeling of Chemical and Biological Systems Not offered every year
CBE 6010 Deep Learning for Scientists and Engineers Spring

Related Faculty (Primary)

Amish Patel

Professor

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Robert Riggleman

Professor, Undergraduate Curriculum Chair

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Talid R. Sinno

Professor

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Related Faculty (Secondary)

Andrea Liu

Professor

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Other Electives

Course Title Semester
BE 5550 Nanoscale Systems Biology Fall
BIOL 5536 Fundamentals of Computational Biology Fall
CIS 5150 Fundamentals of Linear Algebra and Optimization Spring
CIS 5350 Introduction to Bioinformatics Fall
CIS 5360 Fundamentals of Computational Biology Fall
CIS 6250 Theory of Machine Learning Fall
CIT 5900 Programming Languages and Techniques Spring
CIT 5920 Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science Fall
ESE 5410 Machine Learning for Data Science Spring
GCB 5360 Fundamentals of Computational Biology Fall
MEAM 5530 Atomic Modeling in Materials Science Fall