Computational Domains

Computational Physics

Computational Chemistry

Computational Biology

Computational Mechanics

Computational Social Science and Humanity

Computational Medicine and Healthcare
Computational Materials Science

Computationa Fanance

Computational Neuroscience
Computational Linguistics
Computational Geosciences
Computational Geology
Computational Management Science
Computational Actuarial Acience
Computational Archaeology

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DerKingnee's Computational Science and Engineering (CSE) Program is an education program which accelerates the promotion of computations in sciences and engineering. Computational Science and Engineering (CSE) is a multidisciplinary domain. It matters to the raise of national competitiveness and sustainability in sciences and engineering. It becomes the third methodologies in addition to theoretical analysis and experimental study. CSE is commonly is still a new discipline that focuses on large-scale systematic modeling, unprecedented computing, the start-of-the arts of modeling and real-time simulations to intensive analyze natural phenomena and engineered systems using high-end computational techniques and relevant information technology. CSE is an inherently interdisciplinary. It closely ties to many scientific and engineering areas and fundamental sciences such as computer science, mathematics, physics, chemistry, biosciences,materials science. It links to almost all the areas of engineering. It draws upon and integrates the concepts and principles from these fields to define a new, cohesive body of knowledge centered on the representation and manipulation of computational models and simulations, and scientific data visualization and vitalization. There are many CSE related activities and resources available to public. Education mission to promote this urgent domain development needs social and community supportive efforts. DerKingnee institute will contribute its best effort to help support this special higher and continuous education mission.

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