Materials Science & Engineering University of Michigan Summer School for Integrated Computational Materials Education 2016 Welcome and Program Orientation Katsuyo Thornton Materials Science & Engineering University of Michigan

Welcome to Summer School! Introduction About the Summer School History Goals Your role Schedule Module Contents Summer School for Integrated Computational Materials Education Berkeley, California, June 6-17, 2016

Introduction Name Home institution Position Research area Why you are attending Summer School for Integrated Computational Materials Education Berkeley, California, June 6-17, 2016

What is the SS for ICMEd Integrated computational materials education – computational materials tools in core undergraduate MSE curriculum. But WHY?? Summer School for Integrated Computational Materials Education Berkeley, California, June 6-17, 2016

Computation in Mechanical Engineering, etc. From the ANSYS website Method FEM is widely used in industry Physics Relatively simple Geometry Relatively simple (by design!) Summer School for Integrated Computational Materials Education Berkeley, California, June 6-17, 2016

..... vs. MSE Method Mixed, still developing Physics Complex Geometry Courtesy of Isaac Tamblyn Courtesy of John Kieffer Method Mixed, still developing Physics Complex Geometry Can be VERY COMPLEX (often by design)! Summer School for Integrated Computational Materials Education Berkeley, California, June 6-17, 2016

Role of Computational Method in Materials Innovations President Obama June 24, 2011 $100+ million in investment From Material Genome Initiative for Global Competitiveness Summer School for Integrated Computational Materials Education Berkeley, California, June 6-17, 2016

Role of Computational Method in Materials Innovations President Obama June 24, 2011 $100+ million in investment From Material Genome Initiative for Global Competitiveness Summer School for Integrated Computational Materials Education Berkeley, California, June 6-17, 2016

Role of Computational Method in Materials Innovations President Obama June 24, 2011 $100+ million in investment Key: Equipping the Next-Generation Workforce From Material Genome Initiative for Global Competitiveness Summer School for Integrated Computational Materials Education Berkeley, California, June 6-17, 2016

Summer School History Surveys (Thornton & Asta 2004; Thornton, Nola, Garcia, Asta, Olson 2009) Gap in tools used in industry Resources available, but not used 2010 TMS ICME Committee Discussion Need for “Educating the Educators” Not all universities have computational faculty Not all universities can assign computational faculty in courses where implementations are possible Fall 2010 NSF proposal and accelerated funding Summer 2011 – 1st Summer School held July 18-29 ~ Summer 2015 – 4th Summer School, U. Michigan Summer 2016 – 5th Summer School, UC Berkeley (now) Summer School for Integrated Computational Materials Education Berkeley, California, June 6-17, 2016

Personnel Katsuyo Thornton, Lead Organizer, Professor, UM MSE, 734-330-9552 (M) Mark Asta, Co-Organizer, Professor, UC Berkeley MSE Alex Chadwick, Program Assistant, UM MSE, 508-414-7104 Beck Andrews, Program Assistant, UM MSE, 402-817-9645. Reach us at Email: icmed2015@umich.edu Summer School for Integrated Computational Materials Education Berkeley, California, June 6-17, 2016

Travel Schedules for Speakers (including travel days) Katsuyo Thornton 6/6-6/9, 6/12-6/17 Edwin García 6/7-6/9 Ricardo Komai 6/6-6/11 Paul Mason 6/6-6/8 Larry Aagesen 6/7-6/12 Jon Guyer 6/8-6/10 John Allison 6/8-6/9 Local: Mark Asta, Richard Freishtat Summer School for Integrated Computational Materials Education Berkeley, California, June 6-17, 2016

Your Role Success could lead to rapid spread of CMSE tools in undergraduate/graduate MSE education To ensure success, PLEASE BE OPEN AND SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS Summer School for Integrated Computational Materials Education Berkeley, California, June 6-17, 2016

Your Role: At the Summer School Attend all lectures and lab sessions Ask questions! (Don’t wait!) Give us feedback! (Don’t wait!) See the feedback form New this year: contribute your ideas for a new module problems! Take advantage of networking events: lunches, poster session, “graduation” dinner Summer School for Integrated Computational Materials Education Berkeley, California, June 6-17, 2016

Your Role: Surveys There will be three types of surveys. General survey: overall assessments of the summer school experience; identify the opportunity for transfer Pre-module surveys: Assess knowledge and background before the module Post-module surveys: Assess the change of knowledge after the module; evaluate the effectiveness of the specific activities Some questions are redundant, but we need the complete and accurate information for each survey. Thank you for your corporation! Summer School for Integrated Computational Materials Education Berkeley, California, June 6-17, 2016

Your Role: When You Get Home... You are the AMBASADOR of computational materials education! You will “educate” your professor about the resources we are providing and your experience in carrying out the modules Our team will assist in getting traction (making phone calls, etc.) Summer School for Integrated Computational Materials Education Berkeley, California, June 6-17, 2016

Your Role: When You Get Home... Implement the module into courses Thermodynamics, kinetics, mechanical properties Each module will take 1-2 lecture periods Carry out surveys we design for undergrads in correct sequence/timing Summer School for Integrated Computational Materials Education Berkeley, California, June 6-17, 2016

How SS for ICMEd Will Benefit You Teaching experience in cutting edge topics Overview of CMSE Training in CMSE tools Access to experts: Research Q&A Excellent networking opportunities with renowned materials scientists Excellent addition to CV & references Summer School for Integrated Computational Materials Education Berkeley, California, June 6-17, 2016

Daily Schedule (Varies slightly) 8:30-10:00 Session I 10:00-10:15 Break 10:15-11:45 Session II 12:00-1:15 Lunch 1:00- ~5:00 Session III/IV with a break ~3PM Summer School for Integrated Computational Materials Education Berkeley, California, June 6-17, 2016

Week 1 Schedule Summer School for Integrated Computational Materials Education Berkeley, California, June 6-17, 2016

Week 2 Schedule Summer School for Integrated Computational Materials Education Berkeley, California, June 6-17, 2016

Module Materials Binder: Lecture notes, Module Materials, plus name tag, wireless access information, schedule, etc. Module materials will be also available online (except for the solutions, which will be made available at the time of implementation) Summer School for Integrated Computational Materials Education Berkeley, California, June 6-17, 2016

Modules Each module consists of Review of related concepts Use during the class period Walk-through The problem set Start during the class period, but students are expected to finish outside of the class and submit the answers Expected to be graded The solutions for the problem set Summer School for Integrated Computational Materials Education Berkeley, California, June 6-17, 2016

Thanks! Summer School for Integrated Computational Materials Education Berkeley, California, June 6-17, 2016