Data-Driven Modeling in Science and Engineering / Fall 2026
Course Description
How do we go from a high dimensional, noisy, nonlinear, complex, and multiscale universe to simple and predictive mathematical models? This course introduces modern machine learning techniques using a wide variety of examples in physical, social and biological sciences. Modern data-driven approaches that take advantage of recent advances in machine learning are introduced, including: sparse identification of differential equations, dynamics mode decomposition, and physics informed neural networks.
Instructor
Teaching Assistants
Khalil Elhaj
Email: kma90@mail.aub.edu
Office Hours: By appointment
Joe Germany
Email: jmg15@mail.aub.edu
Office Hours: Friday 11:30 AM - 2:30 PM
Office: RGB 209
Ali Tayyar
Email: amt35@mail.aub.edu
Office Hours: Wednesday 2:00 - 4:00 PM
Office: IOEC 311