The Centre for Computational Modeling (CCM) is a premier research hub dedicated to advancing numerical simulation and computational analysis. The centre envisions a future where computational modeling plays a central role in engineering design and analysis, delivering faster, more accurate, and cost-effective solutions to complex industrial challenges.
CCM addresses intricate real-world problems through multidisciplinary research and innovative computational methods. The centre benefits from active engagement of industry experts and academicians, contributing in advisory, teaching, and collaborative roles.
A distinctive feature of CCM’s research is the integration of artificial intelligence algorithms into predictive modeling. Leveraging Artificial Neural Networks (ANN) and Adaptive Neuro-Fuzzy Inference Systems (ANFIS), the centre enables accurate forecasting of system behavior under varying operating conditions. This enhances simulation precision, facilitates robust design optimization, and empowers students and researchers to develop intelligent, data-driven models.
To be a centre in driving advanced research in computational sciences.To promote computational modeling as a core discipline among students, faculty, and researchers.
To produce professionals with advanced numerical, analytical, and computational expertise capable of solving problems across diverse domains, including computational fluid dynamics (CFD), nanofluids, and entropy optimization involving various geometries.