Persson Group Handbook
  • Persson Group Handbook
  • (Materials Project Handbook)
  • Getting Started
    • Before you Arrive
    • After you Arrive
    • Coming Onsite
    • Getting a Computer
    • Workspace Setup
    • Getting Settled
  • Group Policies
    • Meetings
    • Leave Time
    • Purchasing
    • Travel
    • Writing/Submitting Your Paper
    • Group Agreements
  • Computing
    • Setting up your computer
    • Software
    • High Performance Computing (HPC)
      • NERSC (Perlmutter)
        • Conda Environments
        • Frequently encountered blockers
      • BRC (Savio)
      • LRC (Lawrencium)
      • NREL (Kestrel)
    • Simulation Codes
      • VASP
      • Q-Chem
      • Gaussian
      • OpenMM
      • LAMMPS
      • GROMACS
    • Fireworks & Atomate
      • Setup
      • Fireworks: Advanced Usage
    • Machine Learning (ML)
  • Group Administration
    • Group Meeting Schedule
    • Group Jobs (Fall 2024)
    • Physical Resources (printers, etc.)
    • Undergraduate Research Mentoring
    • Contributing to Handbook
    • Group Roster
  • Group resources
    • Tutorials and Helpful Links
    • Group Member Expertise
    • Professional development
    • Health and wellbeing
  • Graduate Students
    • UAW 4811 Contracts
    • Research Credits (298/299)
    • Course Recommendations
    • How to Qual (MSE)
    • How to Graduate
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  1. Graduate Students

Research Credits (298/299)

Resources and requirements specific to graduate students taking research credit courses.

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Last updated 2 years ago

Research courses (298/299)

Graduate students are required to enroll in 12 units of classes each semester. Make sure to set this up no later than two weeks into the semester.

You must take often take one unit of the 298 course (with Kristin Persson) and typically 7 or more units of the 299 research credit course (also with Kristin Persson). You are welcome to take more units to meet the minimum number of units to be a full-time student (12 units).

Kristin has prepared a syllabus for 298/299. Note that you will be required to submit a research report each semester according to the syllabus guidelines. You can view more details about on our Google Drive ().

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