Lecture

Computational Chemistry: Basics and Applications

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Description

This lecture series introduces students to diverse computational chemistry approaches, their applications in organic chemistry, and their strengths and limitations. Topics include ab initio methods, DFT, thermodynamic stability, electronic structure theory, and basis sets.

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