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Syllabus

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You will be dealing with real-world problems, messy data sets, and the chance to work on an end-to-end solution to a problem using computational methods. Students will be placed in groups and each group will work with the instructor who together will identify a particular problem they would like to solve. Students will also work with the instructors and mentors or partners to understand the overall problem, define the problem, and propose a solution. These solutions will be either in the form of a. A ver...

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Policies

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It is strongly recommended that you attend all the tutorials, as they will be fun. You will learn and work hands-on on advanced topics during the tutorials. Tutorial notes and notebooks will be posted online, but do not expect all the material talked about in class, as well as questions posed and their answers to be in these notes. Your course grade is calculated as:. Presentation deliverables: presentation paper/report/software-with-docs site video:20. Remember that you will be graded on all the 4 phase...

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Smerity.com: About Me

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Laquo; Smerity.com. My name is Stephen Merity, though I'm most commonly referred to as Smerity. I'm a senior research scientist working on deep learning in San Francisco with MetaMind. I've been lucky enough to work with fascinating people and groups over the years including Google Sydney, Freelancer.com, the Schwa Lab. At the University of Sydney, the team at Grok Learning. The non-profit Common Crawl. And IACS @ Harvard. You can read my full history in my resume. Stephen Merity and James R. Curran.

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Sponsors | CCP 2014

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The following sponsors are gratefully acknowledged for their support of CCP2014. International Union for Pure and Applied Physics). The American Physical Society. Division of Computational Physics. 8211; Office of the Vice President of Research. 8211; Center for Computational Science. 8211; Department of Physics. 8211; Division of Materials Science and Engineering. Harvard University, Institute for Applied Computational Science. 8211; College of Science. 8211; College of Engineering.

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Courses | habbal

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Skip to main content. Executive Dean (Harvard SEAS) and Senior Lecturer (Applied Physics). ENSC E-130 Introduction to MEMS with BioMEMS. This course introduces students to the multi-disciplinary, and exciting field of MicroElectroMechanical Systems (MEMS). It teaches the underlying physical principles, methods of fabrication (hard and soft lithography techniques, thin-film vacuum deposition, and materials printing) and applications of a broad range of devices and systems including biomedical systems ...

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Personal Interests | habbal

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Skip to main content. Executive Dean (Harvard SEAS) and Senior Lecturer (Applied Physics). I am interested in reading on human history (prehistoric, and ancient up to 500 BC), also in reading philosophy and origins of religions. Email me of a name of a good book to read on any of these topics! My other interests include painting, ceramics and photography. Pierce Hall, Room 212B. Habbalf (at) seas.harvard.edu. Boddenj (at) seas.harvard.edu. Contact assistant for appointment. Office of Student Affairs.

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Teaching Statement | habbal

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Skip to main content. Executive Dean (Harvard SEAS) and Senior Lecturer (Applied Physics). TEACHING STATEMENT AND EXPERIENCE. Education and learning have an immense impact on students’ lives, and I believe that teachers have great responsibility to enhance the success of their students. I strive to infuse and support innovation and entrepreneurship in my teaching and advising through real-life examples, discussions of inventions and intellectual property, exposure to the practices of relevant companies, ...

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habbal

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Skip to main content. Executive Dean (Harvard SEAS) and Senior Lecturer (Applied Physics). Executive Dean For Education and Research. School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. Applied Physics, Harvard University. Fawwaz Habbal has served as the Executive Dean for the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) since its establishment in 2007 to present. He is also a Senior Lecturer in Applied Physics. Dr Habbal’s research interests. High density computer storage systems (1987); high resol...

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Computer Science | Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences

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Skip to main content. Office of the Dean. Learn how your gift supports innovative teaching and cutting-edge research at SEAS. Computer scientists at SEAS perform ground-breaking research in computational theory, systems and networks, privacy and security, artificial intelligence, imaging, linguistics, and more. Students and researchers are involved in an increasing number of interdisciplinary initiatives across the University, such as the Center for Research on Computation and Society. In November 2014 p...