Structure
The infrastructure of the Graduate Program in Computational Modeling is composed of:
- Program Building (located between the Institute of Exact Sciences and the Faculty of Engineering)
- Integrated Computational Modeling Laboratory (LIMC)
- Research Laboratories
- Classrooms (Room 4101 at the Faculty of Engineering)
- Study Room (3rd floor of the DCC/Est/Computational Engineering Building)
- Computer Cluster
- Library
Integrated Computational Modeling Laboratory (LIMC) and the Computer Cluster
The Integrated Computational Modeling Laboratory was created in a dedicated physical space and had its infrastructure provided in collaboration with the NUMEC and FISIOCOMP research laboratories. Today, the LIMC is located in the main building of the program and has the following equipment:
- Student study room;
- Room for meetings and/or classroom;
- Clusters Room (SGI cluster with more than 400 colors already acquired and in operation);
- Computing laboratory with: 40 workstations, each station with Quad-core Intel i7 processor, 8GB, 1TB HD, 1000MB/s Ethernet network and Linux Fedora 21 operating system; 1 color laser printer; 1 monochrome laser printer.
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Associated Research Laboratories
- Grupo de Modelagem Computacional Aplicada (GMCA)
- Laboratório de Automação Industrial e Inteligência Computacional (LAIIC)
- Laboratório FISIOCOMP – Laboratório de Fisiologia Computacional
- Laboratório de Imagens e Sinais (LIS)
- Laboratório de Matemática Aplicada (LAMAP)
- Laboratório do NUMEC (Núcleo de Pesquisa em Métodos Computacionais em Engenharia
- Laboratório de Propulsão Híbrido-Elétrica (LAPHE)
- Laboratório de Resistência dos Materiais (LRM)
- Laboratório de Visualização Científica (LabViz)
- Networks and Distributed Systems Laboratory (NETLAB)