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Successful 1st edition of CIMNE Winter School

Feb 11, 2022

During the last week of January, CIMNE gathered 86 students in the CIMNE Winter School, a five-day course addressed to give a first glance at some basic aspects on computational methods and some interdisciplinary disciplines. The course of 25,5 hours of duration counted with 13 professors.

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Some of the subjects of the course were linear algebra, continuum mechanics or the basics of the FEM, High-Performance Computing, optimization and machine learning, but it also took a look into key research topics such as good programming practices, bibliography search and communication skills. The feedback received by students was positive, in fact, most of them ensured that would recommend it to someone else.

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