SDEV GU4015
Complexity Science
The Complexity Course is a survey of techniques, applications, and implications of complexity science and complex systems. This course aims to be both an introduction for students from other fields, and a forum for continued discussion within the complexity community. Topics include systems dynamics, chaos, scaling, fattailed distributions, fractals, information theory, emergence, criticality, agentbased models, graph theory, and social networks.
Topics
- systems dynamics
- chaos
- scaling
- fattailed distributions
- fractals
- information theory
- emergence
- criticality
- agentbased models
- graph theory
- and social networks
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027