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Many of the critical problems facing society can only be solved by teams of individuals from a variety of disciplines. Integral to these teams are computational scientists, who provide the simulation, optimization, and visualization algorithms used to solve problems on computers. The main activity of scientific computing is the development of computational tools that have applicability over a range of scientific disciplines.\n\nThe Department of Scientific Computing houses faculty interested in the invention, analysis, implementation, and application of computational algorithms to problems arising in several new and traditional disciplines. Examples include biology, chemical engineering, chemistry, computer science, fire dynamics, geology and geophysics, material science, mathematics, mechanical engineering, medicine, physics and astrophysics. An increasing number of algorithms involve machine learning and data science. Faculty and graduate students are supported in their research by several federal, state, laboratory, and commercial organizations. Further breadth and depth are added to the research and educational missions of the department through faculty from other departments at Florida State University and individuals from several national laboratories who interact closely with our faculty. These faculty members ensure that the department is ideally positioned to offer innovative degree programs that impart a synergy between the mathematical and applications-driven aspects of scientific computing, thus providing the student with extensive interdisciplinary training.\n\nStudents are trained and to conduct research in a truly interdisciplinary environment. 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