This is the homepage for the 2019 Summer Mini-Courses, a series of week-long graduate student-run minicourses at UT Austin.

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There is now a slack channel for the 2019 Mini-Courses. Please click here to join.

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The mini-courses will focus on tools, methods, and ideas that aren't usually covered in prelims but are useful in topics classes/research. The idea is that a week-long seminar will remain engaging, be easier to schedule, and help provide focus. These courses are primarily for graduate students, but all are welcome to participate!

Past courses have included:

  • Review of classes that were taught in previous years.
  • Primers for classes that will be taught next year.
  • Examples of useful computational tools.
  • Introductions to a subject/research area.

These courses are inspired in large part by the ones held at University of Michigan, which are run by Takumi Murayama.

You can click here to be added to the email list, click here to join the slack channel, and click here to add the schedule to your calendar.