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Team for Advanced Flow Simulation and Modeling |
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Undergraduate ResearchThe T*AFSM has a long tradition of providing undergraduate students the opportunity to work on research projects in AFSM. The students, as intern members of the T*AFSM, learn how to use the state-of-the-art computational methods and tools developed by the T*AFSM and gain experience with using advanced computing platforms, such as a 1056-node CRAY T3E-1200. These interns typically work on and contribute significantly to projects on real-world problems, and see how AFSM methods can successfully be used for bringing solutions to real-world problems. At the end of their stay the Interns give presentations on their research projects.Undergraduate Internship in AFSM The Undergraduate Internship in AFSM is a 10-week program which has been designed and conducted by the T*AFSM since 1995. This program has been funded by the National Science Foundation, US Army Natick Soldier Center, and Rice University George R. Brown School of Engineering.
The T*AFSM initiated and conducted this 3-week internship program for cadets from US Military Academy (USMA) first in Summer 1998. The Cadets' internship stay with the T*AFSM is sponsored by the USMA under the Summer Academic Individual Advanced Development program. The projects are specially designed by the T*AFSM for West Point cadets to contribute to the Cadets' academic development in Advanced Flow Simulation and Modeling and also have substantial Army relevance.
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