Modeling in Chemistry and Biochemistry (CHM 375)
- Learning how to use your laptops or a supercomputer to run computer simulations
- Learning how to use networks and model systems to study chemistry and biochemistry
- Learning the basics of statistical mechanics simulations of molecular systems
- Learning the basics of electronic structure methods and calculations
- Instructor: Prof. Angelo Bongiorno (Chemistry, CSI)
- Offered (for the 1st time) in Fall 2020
- Credits: 4
- Meetings (tentative schedule):
- Mondays, 10:10 am – 12:05 pm: Lecture and practice
- Wednesdays, 10:10 am – 1:05 pm: Computer lab
- Classroom: 6S – 249
- Course goal: Teaching students the basics to understand and carry out computer simulations in Chemistry & Biochemistry
- Project: Students will be encouraged to pursue a project related to their own interests. Projects are not mandatory.
- Requirements: CHM 141, MTH 230 or 231, PHY 120; contact the instructor, waivers can be issued.
- Contact the instructor for questions or more information
