GEOL 682
Computational Geodynamics
An introduction to the techniques used to model geodynamics processes. The focus is on understanding and applying techniques, not on proving their worth and programming. Students will learn about Finite Element, Boundary Elements, and Finite Differences methods. We will not explore these topics with the rigor expected by Applied Mathematics but focus instead on practical aspects and their application to geodynamics.
Prerequisites & course information
Prerequisite: Permission of instructor. Additional Information: Students must have familiarity with MATLAB or Python.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027