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Markus Hohle

CHEM Teaching Fall 2026

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CourseTimes taughtStudentsGPAC+ or lowerLast
CHEM 280
Foundations of Programming and Software Engineering for Molecular Sciences
1— ——Fall 2026
CHEM 277B
Machine Learning Algorithms
1— ——Fall 2026
CHEM 277A
Data Science for the Molecular Sciences
1— ——Fall 2026
PHYSICS 88
Data Science Applications in Physics
1— ——Fall 2026
PHYSICS 77
Introduction to Computational Techniques in Physics
1— ——Fall 2026

Teaching record: Fall 2026 to Fall 2026 · 5 different courses.

Teaching now Fall 2026

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