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Students explore the use of computers in astronomy and astrophysics.
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The investigation of a wide variety of medical and bioscientific
problems through the application of computational science techniques.
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The investigation of chemical structure and behavior through
the application of computational chemistry techniques.
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The investigation of interesting environmental problems
through the use of computer modeling and simulation techniques.
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Emphasizes the methods of observing, gathering and analyzing physical evidence to solve
mysteries and the use of computational science to gain useful information in forensic analysis.
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Students learn physics concepts with hands-on experimentation, gaining greater insight with the support of computational models.
Provides students in Grades 4 or 5 with a hands-on introduction to the basics of using databases and spreadsheets.
Students will learn both how to use existing programs to create two-dimensional visualizations, and how to create programs that will draw two-dimensional graphics.
Introduces students to the high technology environment in which most scientists now work and the
specialized critical thinking and communication skills they must have to be successful there.
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Introduces high school students to the investigation of scientific computing through logical reasoning and discovery using hands on investigations.
Introduces rising 6th- through 8th-graders to the basic elements of a computer-aided engineering
design process through exploration and development of small scale systems.
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Students explore the relationship of mathematics to music, art and nature through the use of various
computer models.
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This class builds bridges between math concepts and the use of those concepts in problem solving situations.
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Participants use several modeling tools to investigate authentic scientific problems.
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On several Saturdays during the spring and fall we will look at a variety of areas in different sciences and mathematics, combining hands-on activities with computer and network explorations.
The program provides a two-week, academically-intensive education and research program to a competitively-selected group of students. Students use advanced computational science technologies, techniques, and tools to study a wide variety of scientific events.
This two-week workshop for Hearing Impaired students focuses on the design, development, and use of computational tools as an observation and testing tool for scientific problems.