Simulation Scienсеs

Bachelor's degree in natural science, mathematics, computer science, or engineering.

Knowledge of 120 CP must be demonstrated in the subject areas of mathematics, natural sciences, engineering, and computer science. These 120 CP must include the knowledge listed in the following table to the minimum extent specified:

1. Mathematics.
   1. Core areas: 10 CP (both points must be covered).
      1. Linear algebra (vector and tensor calculation, matrices, self-assessments).
      2. Analysis (series, differential and integral calculus, Taylor expansion, multi-variable functions, Fourier analysis, ordinary and partial differential equations).
   2. Other areas: 5 CP (at least one from both points must be covered).
      1. Numerical methods (discretization, direct solution methods for linear systems of equations).
      2. Probability and statistics.
2. Natural and engineering sciences.
   1. Chemistry and physics: 10 CP (at least one of the three points must be covered).
      1. Electro and magnetostatics.
      2. Structure of matter including atoms and molecules and matter states.
      3. Chemical bonds.
   2. Engineering sciences 20 CP (all points must be covered).
      1. Statics and dynamics.
      2. Thermodynamics.
      3. Fluid and solid mechanics.
3. IT 5 CP (at least one of the three points must be covered).
   1. Procedural programming.
   2. Linux / Unix operating system.
   3. Programming knowledge in an interpreted language (Shell scripting, Python or equivalent).