Mathematical modeling, numerical methods and program systems

Mathematical modeling, numerical methods and program systems

Qualification given: Researcher in the field of Engineering sciences

Academic degree: PhD in Engineering sciences

Faculty: Faculty of Information Technologies

Department: Department of Computing Systems and Networks

Forms of study: full-time – 3 years, part-time – 4 years, independent degree seekers – 5 years

Mathematical modeling, numerical methods and program systems is a field of science in which technologies of mathematical modeling are developed for solving fundamental and applied problems in natural science, technical and economic systems, processes and phenomena.

Mathematical modeling, numerical methods and program systems

Areas of study

  • Mathematical modeling of systems, processes, and phenomena.
  • Development of numerical methods and algorithms for solving modeling problems.
  • Use of computer models for predicting the evolution of systems.
  • Computational experiments and research on scientific and technical issues.
  • Application of mathematical modeling in automated design, planning, and management.
  • Adaptation of mathematical models to observational data and physical experiments. Interpretation of physical experiments and forecasting based on mathematical models.

Professional competencies

  • Independent scientific research in mathematical modeling, development of new numerical methods and algorithms.
  • Analysis and implementation of mathematical models of complex systems and processes.
  • Proficiency in modern methods of mathematical and computer modeling.
  • Development and optimization of numerical algorithms with limited resources.
  • Analysis of accuracy, convergence, and stability of numerical methods, verification and validation of mathematical models.
  • Utilization of mathematical statistics, optimization theory, and decision-making.
  • Implementation of mathematical models and numerical methods in technological and production processes.
Mathematical modeling, numerical methods and program systems

Graduate destinations

 

  • Scientific research activities.
  • Teaching at higher education institutions.
  • Research Assistant in institutes and universities involved in the development of mathematical models, numerical methods, and software.
  • Expert analyst in the field of applied mathematics and numerical methods.
  • Developer of educational programs and teaching materials on mathematical modeling and numerical methods. Lead mathematician-engineer, chief specialist in mathematical modeling in research and design organizations.
  • Technical consultant for the application of mathematical modeling methods and numerical methods in applied problems.
  • Manager of innovative projects related to the development and implementation of advanced computational technologies.