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NUEN 489/689: Deep Learning for Engineering Applications

This is a project-oriented graduate level course. The curriculum encompasses a broad spectrum of topics, including the basics of machine learning and deep neural networks, alongside specialized subjects such as physics-informed machine learning, uncertainty quantification, and the integration of domain-specific knowledge into machine learning frameworks. Through an engaging blend of lectures, interactive coding exercises, and comprehensive project work, students will gain hands-on experience in deploying SciML techniques. By the end of this course, participants will be equipped with the proficiency to navigate and leverage the evolving landscape of machine learning in scientific and engineering contexts, effectively bridging the theoretical and practical aspects of technology and innovation.

NUEN 302: Introduction to Nuclear Engineering II

News

  • Zavier selected as a Texas A&M Chevron Energy Graduate Fellow June 23, 2025
  • Research update: SMART Group has a strong presence at the 2025 ANS Annual Meeting June 20, 2025
  • Student update: Zaid and Zavier doing summer internship at Argonne National Lab June 20, 2025

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