CNS 195
Mathematics in Biology
This course develops the mathematical methods needed for a quantitative understanding of biological phenomena, including data analysis, formulation of simple models, and the framing of quantitative questions. Topics include: probability and stochastic processes, linear algebra and transforms, dynamical systems, scientific programming.
Topics
- probability and stochastic processes
- linear algebra and transforms
- dynamical systems
- scientific programming
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Prerequisites & course information
Prerequisites: calculus.
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Catalogue variants
- Mathematics in Biology · 9 units (3-0-6) | first term