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Introduction to the Mechanics of Solids
ENG-SCI 120
2026 Spring
Mark Coughlin
Tuesday, Thursday
10:30am to 11:45am
A first course in the mechanical sciences that introduces elements of continuum mechanics and explains how materials and structures stretch, bend, twist, shake, buckle, and break. Definitions of stress and strain. Strain-displacement relations. Stress-strain behavior of materials. Torsion, beam theo...
Professional Writing for Scientists and Engineers
ENG-SCI 297
2026 Spring
Jenny Hoffman, Suzanne Smith
Wednesday
3:00pm to 5:00pm
This class leads students to develop their skills in the critical reading and writing of science and engineering. Genres will include research articles, grant proposals, school/fellowship/job applications, or lay abstracts & press releases for the non-scientific public. Crucially, students will ...
Introduction to Computational Linguistics and Natural-language Processing
COMPSCI 1870
2025 Fall
Stuart Shieber
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
11:15am to 12:30pm
Natural-language-processing applications are ubiquitous – from digital assistants like Siri or Alexa, to machine translation systems like Google Translate, to fluent conversational systems like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. How do such systems work? This course provides an introduction to the fi...
Big Data Systems
COMPSCI 2650
2026 Spring
Stratos Idreos
Tuesday, Thursday
9:45am to 11:00am
Big data is everywhere. A fundamental goal across numerous modern businesses and sciences is to be able to utilize as many machines as possible, to consume as much information as possible and as fast as possible. The big challenge is how to turn data into useful knowledge. This is a moving...
Professional Writing for Scientists and Engineers
ENG-SCI 297
2025 Fall
Suzanne Smith, Daniel Needleman
Thursday
3:00pm to 5:00pm
This class leads students to develop their skills in the critical reading and writing of science and engineering. Genres will include research articles, grant proposals, school/fellowship/job applications, or lay abstracts & press releases for the non-scientific public. Crucially, students will ...
Designing Technology Ventures
ENG-SCI 280
2025 Fall
Robert D. Howe, George Clay
Monday, Wednesday
3:50pm to 5:10pm
This is a core course in the MS/MBA: Engineering Sciences Program. Launching a successful startup requires a business model that defines the venture's customer value proposition; plans for technology, operations, and marketing; and a formula for eventually earning profit. Students will learn how to ...
Engineering Quantum Mechanics
ENG-SCI 170
2025 Fall
Giulia Semeghini, Nishant Sule
Monday, Wednesday
10:30am to 11:45am
This course will introduce fundamental concepts in quantum mechanics and the associated mathematical frameworks crucial for comprehending emerging quantum technologies, notably quantum computing and the broader field of quantum information science. The central theme of this course revolves around th...