Simulation Sciences Laboratory - Winter 2011 / 12
To prepare students for the development of state-of-the-art numerical simulation software, the Simulation Sciences laboratory (SiSc lab) provides and teaches not only in-depth knowledge of typical application domains but also software techniques enabling an efficient software development process.
Participating students work an individual application project topics ranging from- Engineering and
- Biophysics to
- Materials science.
Within such a project, students will not only learn the science underneath their research topic but also practically develop suitable software solutions for simulation problems. Individual application project sessions are interleaved (see figure below) with software engineering sessions each of which covering a different aspect of the software development process and thus ameliorating the quality of a single application project. Finally, participating students present their application project results to other participants and supervisors.
Application project sessions interleaved with software engineering sessions.
- Dr. Fabio Baruffa
- Dr. Daniel Becker
- David Böhme
- Metin Cakircali
- Prof. Paolo Carloni
- Dominic Eschweiler
- Dr. Markus Geimer
- Dr. Emiliano Ippoliti
- Prof. Erik Koch
- Monika Lücke
- Sebastian Rinke
- Prof. Sabine Roller
- Christian Rössel
- Prof. Felix Wolf
- Participation in all sessions required
- Sick leave possible but medical certificate required
Please sign up here.
Schedule:
The schedule can be found here.
Requirements:
- Programming languages: C or Fortran
- Parallelization (mandatory): MPI or OpenMP
- English