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M.Sc. in High-Performance Computing

The Learning outcomes of the course are summarised here

The M.Sc. programme consists of a mix of taught material presented in traditional lectures, laboratory work with programming assignments as well as a substantial project. Students must complete examinations in the traditional May/June period, as well as continuously assessed programming assignments. They must also complete a substantial project to design and implement software to solve a challenging problem using high-performance computers. A full load is 90 ECTS (60 coursework + 30 project).

The course comprises the following modules:

Compulsory:
561 High-Performance Computing (10 ECTS)
562 High-Performance Computing laboratory (15 ECTS)
569 High Performance Computing Seminar Series (5 ECTS)
599 High-Performance Computing Project (30 ECTS)
Optional:
563 Mathematical methods for Scientific Computing (10 ECTS)
(compulsory from 2008-9)
564a Stochastic Methods (5 ECTS)
564b Stochastic Methods (5 ECTS)
565(b) Financial Applications (5 ECTS)
PHY5001 (School of Physics) Electronic structure (5 ECTS)
CHxxx Computational quantum chemistry (5 ECTS)
+ Other options up to 10 ECTS, which may include reading courses or courses on relevant topics offered in TCD.
Course content is subject to change