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Scientific Computing, Modeling & Simulation

SCMS in Hindsight: Anirudh Singh Rana /* 2016 Feb 15, 16:44:53 */

Anirudh Singh Rana

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Association with CMS
Advanced Diploma Programme in Modeling and Simulation

Epoch of Association
2006-2007

Pre-CMS Education, Occupation, Field
Pre-CMS education: MSc Mathematics Career path: Teaching Current occupation: Postdoctoral Researcher Aerospace Computational Modeling Laboratory (ACML) Department of Aerospace and System Engineering Gyeongsang National University

Post-CMS Education, Occupation, Field
Post-CMS education:PhD from Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Victoria, Victoria, B.C. Occupation: Postdoctoral Researcher Aerospace Computational Modeling Laboratory (ACML) Department of Aerospace and System Engineering Gyeongsang National University Field of work: Computational Fluid Dynamics, Kinetic Theory of Gases, Non-equilibrium Thermodynamics, Granular Flows, Computational Rheology, Numerical Methods (FVM, DG, LBM) for Hyperbolic-Parabolic Systems, Monte-Carlo Methods, Molecular Dynamics

Curricula and teaching programmes

The current curriculum designed at CMS has a right balance (considering interdisciplinary objective). However, I had a feeling that the curriculum can be made a bit more research oriented. May be by introducing a (master)research project (apart from the one semester of intern ship), right from very beginning. Depending of the carrier objective of the student, this project may be for industrial application (job oriented )or for the future research (publications).

Teachers

I wish to express my deepest gratitude to my teachers and friends at CMS, Prof.Mihir Arjunwadkar, Prof.Sukratu Barve, Dr.William Sawyer, Dr. Abhay Parvate, Absar, Anvesh, Ashwini, Gayatri, Maneesha and Neelakshi, etc as well as the technical and administrative staﬀ who had enormous influence on my academic and personal life.

Overall experience

I owe CMS everything for where I am today in my academic carrier? In CMS I not only learned the skill set for to make my carrier in CFD and fluid dynamics, but also developed creative and independently think. Despite having no prior exposure to the programming languages and scientific computing, thanks to the curriculum and devoted faculty member, now I consider myself an expert in modelling and simulation.

Advice for current and future students

"Don't be scared of trying-Abhay Parvate" and "Try it yourself- Mihir Arjunwadkar". But if you are a current student you already know it :)

Which direction should CMS grow in?

Without any doubt CMS provides an excellent platform for research and development in many leading fields. However, I would like to see CMS reaching for zenith in interdisciplinary more advance research fields.