Project Aims
The CAUT-funded Computational Chemistry
Project aims to develop web-based modules for teaching
computational chemistry through the Internet in Australia, with the intention
of:
- Increasing the range of computational chemistry topics taught
- Increasing the relevance of what topics are taught
- Making computational chemistry available through previously unused
methods, exposing students to increasingly important computer
networking concepts
One of the primary aims of the project is to develop a series of
educational modules in computational chemistry for use
in undergraduate and postgraduate teaching.
A range of courses will be brought
on-line during 1995, as well as a number of other resources for computational
chemistry and molecular modelling, including a
resource list of related web-sites.
The project is a joint effort between four Australian
universities, involving the following chemists:
For more information...
For more information about the CAUT Computational Chemistry project, we
suggest reading the electronic presentations at
various conferences, or contacting one of the people listed above.
Return to the
CAUT Computational Chemistry project home page.
Written by Graeme Cross,
maintained by Margaret Wong.