
Duration
TBA
Starting Date
January, June, August
Tuition Fee
$ 26,580/year
Location
Starkville, United States
About the program
Programs of study and research leading to both the Master of Science degree and the Doctor of Philosophy degree are offered on the Starkville Campus and through Distance Education.
There is an increased demand by industry, academia, and government for scientists and engineers with a foundation to create tools for computational analysis and design, and with a strong domain knowledge for application of these tools to complex engineering problems.
Such programs come with curricula covering a large range of subjects, so that they can produce scientists and engineers with broad backgrounds and viewpoints. These scientists and engineers can then be expected to understand the basic approaches to solving analytical problems and also using mathematical and computational tools required to arrive at solutions.
The Computational Engineering program from Mississippi State University is open to students with undergraduate degrees in engineering, computer science, mathematics, or a physical science. Research assistantships are available through research projects in the HPC2.
Graduate Courses
Because of the interdisciplinary nature of the Computational Engineering program, courses listed under the “Courses” tab are typical of those used to assemble a program of study. Courses not listed can be used for graduate credit with the approval of the student’s supervisory committee and the Computational Engineering Program Graduate Coordinator. The program of study must demonstrate the student has achieved a working knowledge of
- a Computational Engineering application area,
- high-performance computing, and
- numerical mathematics
Courses Included
- Engineering Design Optimization
- Computational Heat Transfer
- Computational Fluid Dynamics
- Computational Methods in Water Resources Engineering
- Matrix of Analysis of Structures












