The CSME Ph.D. Program at UCSD is a campus-wide interdisciplinary training program designed to train the next generation of scientists, mathematicians, and engineers in the use of modern tools of computational science. The CSME Doctoral Program is integrated into the existing doctoral programs of a number of core participating departments (see the CSME Overview webpage for the list of participating departments). The CSME Doctoral Program leads to a normal Ph.D. in the field of the specific participating department, with an additional credential of Specialization in Computational Science''. A Specialization is a formal University of California mechanism that allows a graduate student pursuing a Ph.D. in the UC System to obtain the Doctoral equivalent of a minor in a particular area of specialization. The CSME Ph.D. program involves modification of the standard graduate degree requirements in the core participating departments to allow students to complete additional requirements to earn a computational science specialization to their doctoral degree. The overall CSME Graduate Program is administered by the Center for Computational Mathematics within the UCSD Mathematics Department, but in all other respects the core participating departments are completely equal partners in the design, development, management, and evolution of the CSME Graduate Program.