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[Hatef Monajemi <monajemi@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks Michael. this seems like a very useful course. Also, Professor Jameson is teaching a course on Advanced Computational Fluid Dynamics which is very valuable in my opinion. Jameson is great in Numerical Methods for PDEs! 

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From: "Michael Cardiff" <michaelcardiff@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 
To: stanford-imaging@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 
Sent: Tuesday, March 15, 2011 7:59:57 PM 
Subject: [Stanford-imaging] Fwd: ANNOUNCEMENT: New course in Spring Qtr. 

Sure you all saw this, but this sounds like a great class! Kind of 
jealous that you all are still at Stanford! 

I can vouch for Prof. Farhat too -- he was a great professor for a 
numerical methods class I took during my time there. 

-Mike 

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From: Yusong Rogers <ysrogers@xxxxxxxxxxxx> 
Date: Mon, Mar 14, 2011 at 5:13 PM 
Subject: Fwd: ANNOUNCEMENT: New course in Spring Qtr. 
To: efml nerds <efml_nerds@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 


Title: CME345: Model Reduction 
Instructor: Prof. Farhat 

Schedule: TTH 11:00-12:30pm in 160-326 

Description: 

Model reduction is an indispensable tool for computational-based 
design and optimization, statistical analysis, embedded computing and 
real-time optimal control. This course presents the basic mathematical 
theory for projection-based model reduction. Topics include: notions 
of linear dynamical systems and projection; projection-based model 
reduction; error analysis; proper orthogonal decomposition; Hankel 
operator and balancing of a linear dynamical system; balanced 
truncation method: modal truncation and other reduction methods for 
linear oscillators; model reduction via moment matching methods based 
on Krylov subspaces; introduction to model reduction of parametric 
systems and notions of nonlinear model reduction. Course material is 
complemented by a balanced set of theoretical, algorithmic and Matlab 
computer programming assignments. Pre-requisites: CME200 or 
equivalent, CME 263 or equivalent and basic numerical methods for 
ODEs. 

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