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Multiphysics Systems Modeling
MIT 20 .335

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Description

Practices the use of modern numerical analysis tools (e.g., COMSOL) for biological and other systems with multi-physics behavior. Covers modeling diffusion, reaction, convection, and other transport mechanisms. Analysis of microfluidic devices provided as examples. Discusses practical issues and challenges in numerical modeling. Includes weekly modeling homework and major modeling projects. No prior knowledge of modeling software is required. Lectures are viewed outside of class; in-class time is dedicated to problem-solving and discussion. Students taking graduate version complete additional assignments.

Class Notes

See MIT Schedule for times and locations; 

Faculty: Jongyoon Han; 

Prereq: 2.005, 6.2210, 20.330, or permission of instructor; 

Subject Level: Undergraduate

School Non-Harvard
Units 12
Cross Reg

Available for Harvard Cross Registration

Course Component Regular Course
Grading Basis MIT Optional (LG/AUD)