Clarence O. E. Burg

Department of Mathematics

University of Central Arkansas

MCS 225

201 Donaghey Ave.

Conway, AR 72034

Phone: (501) 450-5654

Fax: (501) 450-5662
E-mail: clarenceb@uca.edu

Disclaimer

Fall 2015 (Please visit UCA’s Blackboard for handouts and assignments)

CSCI 1470 Computer Science I MW 4:00-5:15 pm MCS 329

Tu 2:40-4:30 pm MCS 339

Math 1392 Trigonometry MWF 9:00-9:50 am MCS 220

Math 2441 Intro to Math Computation MWF 11:00-11:50 am MCS 212

Th 2:40-3:55 pm MCS 214

Math 4305 ODE II MWF 1:00-2:30 MCS 212

Math 4340 Numerical Methods TTh 8:00-9:15 MCS 212

Interactive_CFD_UCA

These two Java-based programs solve the compressible and incompressible Navier-Stokes equations for air and water flow around various geometries in 2D.

Currently, these programs are only available for Windows machines.

REXX programming language (Regina interpreter) for Windows

REXX programming language (Regina interpreter) for Mac OS

REXX tutorial (This has instructions on installing and using Regina in Windows.)

For Mac OS, you should use TextEdit application to edit the files and use the plain text format option. You should use the terminal found in Applications and Utilities to run Regina.

Callisto Cluster

Graduate Thesis Template in Latex This is a zipped file containing a set of LaTeX files that generate a Master’s Thesis consist with UCA formatting guidelines for Master’s theses (at least, for past theses).

Education

• Ph.D., Computational Engineering, Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS, 1999
• A.M., Mathematics, Duke University, Durham, NC, 1995
• B.A., Mathematics/Non-Western Studies, Rice University, Houston, TX, 1990

Experience Record

• 2012-Present, Associate Professor, Department of Mathematics, University of Central Arkansas
• 2006-2012, Assistant Professor, Department of Mathematics, University of Central Arkansas
• 2005-2006,   Visiting Professor, Department of Mathematics, University of Central Arkansas
• 2001-2005,   Assistant Research Professor, Computational Engineering, Computational Simulation and Design Center, MSU/NSF Engineering Research Center
• 2000-2001,  Research Engineer I, Computational Simulation and Design Center, MSU/NSF Engineering Research Center
• 1999-2000,  Post-Doctoral Research Assistant, Computational Fluid Dynamics Lab, MSU/NSF Engineering Research Center
• 1996-1999,  Graduate Research Assistant, MSU/NSF Engineering Research Center
• 1995-1996,  High-School Teacher, Heritage Academy, Columbus, MS
• 1993-1995,  Graduate Teaching Assistant, Mathematics Department, Duke University
• 1992-1993,  Graduate Teaching Assistant, Computer Science Department, Mississippi State University
• 1990-1992,  Junior High School Teacher, Word of Outreach Christian Academy, Little Rock, AR

Papers
Student Research

Curriculum Vita
Dissertation
Research Activities

Specialty Areas

         Unstructured Nonlinear Free Surface Simulation, Unstructured Grid Movement, Gradient-Based Numerical Design Optimization, Code Verification

Research Interests

Computational Fluid Dynamics

Richardson Extrapolation applied to Numerical Partial Differential Equations

Accuracy of numerical simulations on unstructured meshes