[aspect-devel] Training videos on scientific computing and deal.II

[FELIPE ORELLANA]

 Thanks Wolfgang,

  This seems very helpful and promising.

Thanks a lot,


cheers from Berkeley,

Felipe


On Thu, Jul 3, 2014 at 2:25 PM, Wolfgang Bangerth <bangerth at math.tamu.edu>
wrote:

>
> See below. FYI, the new lectures are #21.5, 32.5, 33, 33.25, 33.5, 41,
> 41.25, 41.5 on the site linked to below.
>
> ................................
> At Texas A&M, I teach a graduate course where students from around campus
> have
> to implement finite element programs for whatever they do in their
> research,
> using the finite element library deal.II (see http://www.dealii.org). To
> make
> my class time scale better, I record lectures and post them on youtube. In
> addition to 40 of these lectures recorded last year, there are now 8 more
> on
> parallelization, which element to chose, which quadrature formula to
> choose,
> and other practical questions, that can all be found at
>   http://www.math.tamu.edu/~bangerth/videos.html
>
> I had originally intended for these videos to be on deal.II only but
> in the end decided to go big: there are lectures on which solver to
> take, which preconditioners to use, adaptive mesh refinement, time
> dependent problems, parallel computing, using tools such as Visit,
> Paraview and Eclipse, version control, debugging, etc -- in essence, all of
> the topics one encounters in scientific computing. They receive ~1000 views
> every month.
>
> I hope that these videos serve as a resource to those learning about
> the practical aspects of scientific computing in general. Any feedback
> is certainly welcome!
>
>    Wolfgang Bangerth
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