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ME3255 - Moore's Law and Monte Carlo Methods

Offered By: Prof. Ryan C. Cooper via YouTube

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Explore the intersection of technological advancement and computational methods in this 34-minute lecture on Moore's Law and Monte Carlo techniques. Delve into the principles behind the exponential growth of computing power and its implications for various fields. Gain insights into the versatile Monte Carlo methods, understanding their applications in simulations, problem-solving, and decision-making processes. Learn how these two concepts synergize to drive innovation and efficiency in engineering, science, and beyond.

Syllabus

ME3255 - Moore's law and Monte Carlo methods


Taught by

Prof. Ryan C. Cooper

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