Russ Miller
UB Distinguished Professor

Dept of Computer Science & Engineering
State University of New York at Buffalo

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Subset of Undergraduate and Graduate Courses and Seminars

  • CS 237: Introduction to Scientific Computing

  • This course offers an introduction to the fundamental numerical techniques used in high-performance scientific computing. These methods include sorting, numerical integration, root finding for nonlinear systems, elementary linear algebra, and basic ordinary differential equations. The emphasis of this course is on an experimental approach to scientific computing. The students will learn the basics of Unix, will write and debug programs in FORTRAN, and will use computational and visualization tools in Matlab.

This seminar series (2004-present) focuses on fundamental aspects of Grid computing and Cyberinfrastructure. Some of the student presentations are available below.

  • Seminar on WWW

This "seminar" is open to graduate students and undergraduates, by permission of instructor. Topics to be covered include HTML, CGI, perl, Java, and issues of security, to name a few.


CCR-Affiliated Summer Workshops, Courses, and Certificates