George Mason University

  Computational Materials Science Center


Courses Recommended and Supported

Several members of the group provide the teaching of several doctoral courses for the Computational Materials and Chemical Science, Computational Physics and Chemistry concentrations in the Computational Sciences and Informatics PhD (CSI):

  • CSI 612 Physical Chemistry of Solids (Yuri Mishin)
  • CSI 685 Fundamentals of Materials Science (Yuri Mishin)
  • CSI 687/PHYS 512 Solid State Physics (Yuri Mishin)
  • CSI 703 Scientific and Statistical Visualization (Dan Carr)
  • CSI 740/MATH 625 Numerical Linear Algebra (Tim Sauer)
  • CSI 780/PHYS 613 Computational Physics and Applications (Estela Blaisten)
  • CSI 782/PHYS 711/CHEM 730 Statistical Mechanics for Modeling and Simulation (Estela Blaisten)
  • CSI 783/PHYS/CHEM 736 Computational Quantum Mechanics (Estela Blaisten)
  • CSI 786 Molecular Dynamics Modeling (Estela Blaisten)
  • CSI 787 Computational Materials Science (D.A. Papaconstantopoulos)
  • CSI 789 Topics in Computational Physics (Estela Blaisten)
  • CSI 986 Topics in Large Scale Simulatations (Estela Blaisten, Yuri Mishin)
  • Thesis work and research:

  • CSI 796 Direct Readings: initiation to research
  • CSI 996 Direct Readings towards Dissertation
  • CSI 998 Dissertation Preparation
  • CSI 999 Dissertation
  • Other members of the group provide the teaching for doctoral courses in the Bioinformatics PhD, Masters and Graduate Certificate (BINF):

  • BINF 630 (Iosif Vaisman)
  • BINF 731 (Iosif Vaisman)
  • BINF 741 (Dmitri Klimov)
  • Members of the group provide teaching for the Graduate Certificate in Nanotechnology and Nanoscience (NANO):

  • NANO 500 Introduction to Nanomaterials and Interactions(Boris Veytsman)
  • Nano 510 Nanocharacterization(Samar Guharay)
  • NANO 530 Nanofabrication (Kiki Ikossi)
  • NANO 610/ECE 699 Nanoelectronics(Dimitris Ioannou)