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Computing in Science and Engineering is a rapidly growing multidisciplinary area with connections to engineering,
mathematics and computer science. This specialisation focuses on mathematical modelling and simulation of problems
arising in science and engineering, the mathematical analysis of such models and the development of new mathematical
methods and techniques for solving such problems.
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Considerable industrial and economic interests are involved when it comes to mathematical modelling. This is because
one can predict and optimise properties of not (yet) realised technical or physical systems better if one uses
computational and mathematical models. This generates a demand for experts, especially in large industries and
research institutes Furthermore, in financial institutes, advances in mathematical finance have created a demand for
applied mathematicians.
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