# Computational Materials Design

## MTLE-4500

This course will provide the background and a set of examples of how computational methods can be applied to design of materials with desired structure and properties. The methods will span multi-length and time scales, including first-principles approaches, molecular dynamics simulations, stochastic methods for optimization and sampling, and computational thermodynamics. Lectures will be complemented by computer labs with hands-on exercises using publicly available or commercial software packages.

3 credits
Prereqs:
none

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2023 |  |  | Computational Materials Design (3c) Paul George Keblinski Seats Taken: 0/28
2022 |  |  | Computational Materials Design (3c) Liping Huang Seats Taken: 22/30
2021 |  |  | Computational Materials Design (3c) Paul George Keblinski Seats Taken: 19/35
2020 |  |  | Computational Materials Design (3c) Liping Huang Seats Taken: 38/35
2019 | Computational Materials Design (3c) Paul George Keblinski Seats Taken: 37/40 |  | Computational Materials Design (3c) Paul George Keblinski Seats Taken: 23/35
2018 | Computational Materials Design (3c) Liping Huang Seats Taken: 34/40 |  |
2017 | Computational Materials Design (3c) Liping Huang Seats Taken: 36/35 |  |
2016 | Computational Materials Design (3c) Liping Huang Seats Taken: 42/45 |  |
2015 | Computational Materials Design (3c) Theresa Marie Sommer Liping Huang Seats Taken: 23/32 |  |
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