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SCE2025 @ RWTH

Sustainable Computational Engineering

Welcome

Dear students,

Welcome to homepage of Sustainable Computational Engineering (SCE) course offered by the Chair of Methods for Model-based Development in Computational Engineering at RWTH Aachen University

SCE introduces into the elements of data life cycle and model development cycle to students interested in data-integrated and potentially high-throughput modelling tasks. The complementary exercise intensifies content of the lecture with theoretical and application-oriented examples. Students are advised to check out Course Schedule and Exercises and for slots, topics addressed, and hands-on assignments. Also check out Lecture Slides for the slides presented during lecture sessions.

The RWTH Moodle platform is used in conjunction with this webpage. The RWTH Moodle will be used for:

  • announcements (change of dates/rooms, exam related information)
  • lecture resources
  • exercise submission
  • exercise solutions
  • project submissions

This webpage will be used for sharing:

  • general information
  • lecture notes
  • exercises

Grading

  • Grading is done based on research projects in which you develop a Python package. Main idea of your package can be:
    • Your own research interest
    • A reproducibility study
    • An interactive visualisation dashboard
    • Surrogate modelling
    • Data-driven modelling
  • You will submit a Python package (A very useful guide py-pkgs.org/welcome) which
    • is installable
    • has a folder structure, e.g. github.com/cookiecutter/cookiecutter
    • has a fully documented git repository with history of commits
  • Projects
    • Interim presentation (20 points)
    • Final presentation (50 points)
    • Project folder submission (30 points)
  • Exercises (+10 points)
    • 10 exercises in total
    • Solved in class
    • BONUS!

History of grades

Links

  • MBD Homepage
  • MBD Software
  • MBD Courses
    • CMM: Continuum Mechanical Modeling for Simulation Science
    • SCE: Sustainable Computational Engineering
    • CF4DT: Computational Foundations of Digital Twin Technologies
    • QCE: Quantum Computing for Engineering
  • MBD Bachelor and Master Thesis Offers
  • MBD Colloquium

Contact

If you have trouble accessing the RWTH Moodle or parts of this webpage, do not hesitate to contact: 📧 yildiz@mbd.rwth-aachen.de

Citation

If you want to refer to the content of this webpage, please cite

@online{2025_SCE,
  author = {Anil Yildiz},
  title = {Sustainable Computational Engineering},
  year = 2025,
  url = {https://mbd.pages.rwth-aachen.de/courses/sce/},
  urldate = {2025-04-01}
}
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