The Division of School of Computing (DSC) emphasizes developing practical skills in computation and problem solving across all areas of physics computing that bring Physics Textbook to Scientific Computing in the Cloud.
Major goals:
- Conducting long-term and short-term School of Computing in diverse computing topics from physics and beyond to deliver classroom-oriented project design for undergraduate and graduate-level physics syllabi (e.g., numerical methods, classical mechanics, statistical physics, quantum physics, electrodynamics, condensed matter physics, etc.).
- Conducting occasional coding hackathons together with the collaboration of other educational institutions and interested parties in innovative topics (e.g., quantum computing, machine learning, and AI).
- To encourage independent researchers to design computational models on experimental data and big-data scenarios (e.g., transport, healthcare, social media, environment) through advanced computing project design, computing architecture, and methodologies.
- To encourage graduate and undergraduate students to participate in the intern projects and research projects in scientific computing in collaboration with other organizations (e.g., ANPA, NAST).
- To encourage and help the responsible body in the development and implementation of computation-oriented course chapters in the high school level (grades 9-12) syllabus.
Chair: Dr. Dibakar Sigdel (email: sigdeldkr@gmail.com)
Members:
Dr. Devendra Raj Upadhyay
Dr. Karan Giri
Dr. Prakash Man Shrestha
Dr. Usha Joshi
Mr. Madhu Sudan Paudel
Mr. Yogesh Maharjan