Overview
The Civil Engineering Department at Clemson University, invites applications for two Graduate Assistantship positions for Ph.D. Students, to start August 2010.
The Graduate Assistants will investigate the coupling of Single Phenomena Models into one Multi-Phenomena Model and the application of statistical methods to quantify uncertainty, determine parameter sensitivity and infer parameter values from experiments.
During the course of their graduate education, the Ph.D. students will be expected to acquire relevant skills in:
(1) Effect Screening; (2) Sensitivity Analysis; (3) Experimental Design; (4) Sampling Techniques; (5) Uncertainty Quantification; (6) Model Verification and Validation; and, expertise in (7) Statistical Inference for model Calibration.
Suitable backgrounds for doctoral students to accomplish these tasks in a timely manner must include: (1) statistics; (2) numerical modeling; and, (3) programming experience (e.g., Matlab, Fortran, C, C++, parallel computing, Unix programming and Linux).
Although an M.S. degree is not mandatory, students with prior M.S. degree(s) will be given priority.
Eligibility requirement
Applicants should have good command of both written and spoken English.
Graduate Assistantships will be in the form of a 1/4-time (10 hours per week) teaching assistantship and a 1/4 time (10 hours per week) research assistantship, to provide the students with expertise in both teaching and research in civil engineering.
CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT:
The Clemson University School of Civil Engineering has approximately 50 graduate students and 22 full-time faculty members. The Department conducts research in six key areas: Applied Fluid Mechanics, Construction Engineering and Management, Construction Materials, Geotechnical Engineering, Structural Engineering and Transportation Systems.
Interested students are invited to send resumes, statements of professional interests and contact information for three references, to Sez Atamturktur, Ph.D., at:
Sez@clemson.edu
Review Of Applications Begins Immediately and Will Continue Until The Positions Are Filled
Website: http://www.clemson.edu/ce/pdf/CUSIM_Poster.pdf
Please kindly mention Scholarization.blogspot.com when applying for this opportunity
The Civil Engineering Department at Clemson University, invites applications for two Graduate Assistantship positions for Ph.D. Students, to start August 2010.
The Graduate Assistants will investigate the coupling of Single Phenomena Models into one Multi-Phenomena Model and the application of statistical methods to quantify uncertainty, determine parameter sensitivity and infer parameter values from experiments.
During the course of their graduate education, the Ph.D. students will be expected to acquire relevant skills in:
(1) Effect Screening; (2) Sensitivity Analysis; (3) Experimental Design; (4) Sampling Techniques; (5) Uncertainty Quantification; (6) Model Verification and Validation; and, expertise in (7) Statistical Inference for model Calibration.
Suitable backgrounds for doctoral students to accomplish these tasks in a timely manner must include: (1) statistics; (2) numerical modeling; and, (3) programming experience (e.g., Matlab, Fortran, C, C++, parallel computing, Unix programming and Linux).
Although an M.S. degree is not mandatory, students with prior M.S. degree(s) will be given priority.
Eligibility requirement
Applicants should have good command of both written and spoken English.
Graduate Assistantships will be in the form of a 1/4-time (10 hours per week) teaching assistantship and a 1/4 time (10 hours per week) research assistantship, to provide the students with expertise in both teaching and research in civil engineering.
CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT:
The Clemson University School of Civil Engineering has approximately 50 graduate students and 22 full-time faculty members. The Department conducts research in six key areas: Applied Fluid Mechanics, Construction Engineering and Management, Construction Materials, Geotechnical Engineering, Structural Engineering and Transportation Systems.
Interested students are invited to send resumes, statements of professional interests and contact information for three references, to Sez Atamturktur, Ph.D., at:
Sez@clemson.edu
Review Of Applications Begins Immediately and Will Continue Until The Positions Are Filled
Website: http://www.clemson.edu/ce/pdf/CUSIM_Poster.pdf
Please kindly mention Scholarization.blogspot.com when applying for this opportunity
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