KEMSYVHPC Advanced Studies in High Performance Computing (Chemistry) (86+ cr)
Study level:
Advanced studies
Grading scale:
0-5
Responsible organisation:
Department of Chemistry
Curriculum periods:
2024-2025, 2025-2026, 2026-2027, 2027-2028
Elective studies:
No
Description
- Computational Chemistry theory and methods related to topics by choice: catalysis, reactions, thermodynamics, optical spectroscopy, light-matter interaction, modeling,
- parallel and distributed multi-core calculations and programming,
- data mining and machine learning methods,
- quantum computing: method development and algorithms.
Learning outcomes
Chemistry specialisation concentrates building solid, advanced level theoretical, experimental, methodological and/or computational knowledge and skills on different sub-fields in Chemistry like catalysis, reactions, thermodynamics, and optical spectroscopy. Together with the high-performance computing core studies and optional advanced level studies the specialisation will give an excellent basis for applying Computational Chemistry methods in high-performance computing environments, developing Computational Chemistry methods for high-performance multi-core systems and understanding the role and the possibilities of cutting-edge technologies and methods like quantum computing and artificial intelligence in Computational Chemistry.
Structure
Select all (86+ cr)
Compulsory Core Studies in High-Performance Computing
Select all (20 cr)Profiling Advanced Studies in Chemistry
Select all (35+ cr)Compulsory Advanced Studies in Chemistry
Select all (11 cr)Optional Advanced Studies in Chemistry
Select min. 14 crMultidisciplinary Advanced Studies
Select min. 10 cr
Research and Training
Select all (31–41 cr)