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Introduction to Single-Molecule Biophysics
APPHY 242
2026 Fall
Maxim Prigozhin
Monday, Wednesday
10:30am to 11:45am
This course provides a practical introduction to single-molecule biophysics, a vibrant field that over the past several decades has transformed how we probe biological and soft-matter systems at the most fundamental level. We will build up the foundations of imaging science—including geometric and F...
Applied Environmental Toxicology
ESE 161
2027 Spring
Elsie Sunderland
Tuesday, Thursday
10:30am to 11:45am
This course will examine the theory and practical application of environmental chemistry and toxicology for assessing the behavior, toxicity and human health risks of chemical contaminants in the environment. The goals of the course are to: (a) illustrate how various sub-disciplines in environmental...
Mathematical Modeling for Computational Science
APMTH 215
2026 Fall
Michael P. Brenner
Tuesday, Thursday
10:30am to 11:45am
Mathematical modeling is the essential component of the revolution in computation-based research over the past decade. While designing mathematical models is itself an art form, it is equally important to learn how to transform them into computational systems that allow robust evaluation, which...
Launch Lab/Capstone 1
ENG-SCI 292A
2026 Spring
Russell J Wilcox, Alan Maccormack
The MS/MBA Capstone is an intensive project-based experience that requires teams of students to apply and integrate the skills they have learned across the program curriculum. Specifically, teams will be expected to design, build (and hopefully, launch) a new technology-based product/service venture...
Launch Lab/Capstone 1
ENG-SCI 292A
2027 Spring
Russell J Wilcox, Alan Maccormack
The MS/MBA Capstone is an intensive project-based experience that requires teams of students to apply and integrate the skills they have learned across the program curriculum. Specifically, teams will be expected to design, build (and hopefully, launch) a new technology-based product/service venture...
Decision Theory
APMTH 231
2026 Spring
Demba Ba
Tuesday, Thursday
11:15am to 12:30pm
ES 201/AM 231 is a course in statistical inference and estimation from a signal processing perspective. The course will emphasize the entire pipeline from writing a model, estimating its parameters and performing inference utilizing real data. The first part of the course will focus on linear and no...
Decision Theory
APMTH 231
2027 Spring
Demba Ba
Tuesday, Thursday
11:15am to 12:30pm
ES 201/AM 231 is a course in statistical inference and estimation from a signal processing perspective. The course will emphasize the entire pipeline from writing a model, estimating its parameters and performing inference utilizing real data. The first part of the course will focus on linear and no...
Launch Lab/Capstone 2
ENG-SCI 292B
2026 Spring
Russell J Wilcox, Alan Maccormack
Monday
4:00pm to 6:00pm
The MS/MBA Capstone is an intensive project-based experience that requires teams of students to apply and integrate the skills they have learned across the program curriculum. Specifically, teams will be expected to design, build (and hopefully, launch) a new technology-based product/service venture...
Launch Lab/Capstone 2
ENG-SCI 292B
2027 Spring
Russell J Wilcox, Alan Maccormack
Monday
4:00pm to 6:00pm
The MS/MBA Capstone is an intensive project-based experience that requires teams of students to apply and integrate the skills they have learned across the program curriculum. Specifically, teams will be expected to design, build (and hopefully, launch) a new technology-based product/service venture...
Solving and Optimizing
APMTH 22A
2026 Spring
Steven Gortler
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
11:15am to 12:30pm
This course covers a combination of linear algebra and multivariate calculus with an eye towards solving systems of equations and optimization problems. Students will learn how to prove some key results, and will also implement these ideas with code. Linear algebra: matrices, vector spaces, bases an...
Solving and Optimizing
APMTH 22A
2027 Spring
Steven Gortler
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
11:15am to 12:30pm
This course covers a combination of linear algebra and multivariate calculus with an eye towards solving systems of equations and optimization problems. Students will learn how to prove some key results, and will also implement these ideas with code. Linear algebra: matrices, vector spaces, bases an...
Physical Electrochemistry and its Applications to Sustainable Engineering
APPHY 236
2026 Fall
Zachary Schiffer
Monday, Wednesday
3:00pm to 4:15pm
This course introduces electrochemical systems through the lens of thermodynamics, kinetics, and transport. We begin by asking what fundamental role an electron plays in a chemical reaction, then we move to methods to treat electrons through traditional chemical kinetic theories, and last, we discus...