Free Elective 2 (Computational Science) Prelim Exam

A (real-world problem) draws upon and integrates techniques from mathematics, numerical methods, computer science, simulations, etc.

The three supporting sciences are theoretical, experimental, and computational, wherein (computational) findings "drive" the experimentation.

We can use the technologies of (observation) to implement algorithms or mathematical model on computers using computational software tools.

In scientific computing task, (Numerical treatment) is the creation of a mathematical model or computational model to describe the real-life situation.

In scientific computing task, (Implementation) is the part where the simulation starts, where the model and the solvable equations must be applied.

In scientific computing task, (visualization) is the part where the numerical treatment and model that are simulated is applied on real-life scenario.

A scientific computing task which is the results of the experiment is compared to the model created and real-life situation/event and checking the result if it is reliable and approximately reflect the reality is called (Visualization).

Most computational models are (qualitative) which is use to predict numbers that are compared to the numbers obtained from the actual measurement in real-life. This statement is not False.

The computational studies exploring models for systems in nature is called (Approximation). This is performing a virtual experiment of the real-world problem.

(data analysis) have the goal of determining a set of model paramethers that best describe the data resulted from the observation or simulation. This applies statistical model to data.

The (model) is the documentation for computing the actual numbers that could be compared to observation. It serves as the "recipe" in creating a computable model.

A (tool) is the result of or develop on mastering the use of tools, experiences and trainings.

A (numerical treatment) in scientific computing task is a formal abstraction of the reality.

Models are improved with the progress of science, whereas computational tools are improved following changes in computing technology. This is (True)

A theory is an assumption or idea which is used to explain or interpret a certain phenomena. This is not (False)