TITLE:

APPLIED COMPUTATIONAL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING (ACSESS 2011) AT SDSU

DATE:

Friday, March 11th, 2011

TIME:

12:00 – 5:00 PM

LOCATION:

SDSU’s Parma Payne Goodall Alumni Center

SPEAKER:

ABSTRACT:

The Computational Science Research Center (CSRC) is dedicated to preparing students for fulfilling careers in the world of high-technology. Consequently, we continuously seek out guidance from members of industry on how to prepare young talent for seamless assimilation into jobs in the technology sector. In an annual panel discussion, educators and industry representatives discuss the merits of our interdisciplinary program and generate fresh ideas for curriculum improvement.

Through a partnership with academia, the Applied Computational Science and Engineering Student Support (ACSESS) program provides U.S. industry with a unique opportunity to help capture and sustain global economic leadership.

ACSESS provides access to the next generation of engineers, scientists, and researchers in order to help businesses directly address critical industrial problems.

Computational scientists and engineers have the interdisciplinary training and expertise to address a wide set of industrial problems in a range of areas. These areas include product engineering, safety engineering, and environmental engineering.

Computational scientists also solve sophisticated industrial design problems. Having access to expertise in solving those often-intractable problems can help keep your products and services ahead of the competition.

By supporting specific graduate and postdoctoral students pursuing their Computational Science and Engineering (CS&E) studies, businesses can develop the next generation of key employees.

You can see previous events visiting ACSESS Annual Event.

This year we will have Gail K. Naughton, Dean of College of Business Administration – SDSU, as our Key Note Speaker.

For further information, please visit ACSESS 2011.

HOST:

Jose Castillo

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