MATH 36
Mathematical Models in the Social Sciences
Disciplines such as anthropology, economics, sociology, psychology, and linguistics all now make extensive use of mathematical models, using the tools of calculus, probability, game theory, network theory, often mixed with a healthy dose of computing. This course introduces students to a range of techniques using current and relevant examples. Students interested in further study of these and related topics are referred to the courses listed in the Mathematics and Social Sciences program.
Prerequisites & course information
Prerequisite ( MATH 11 or MATH 13 ) and ( MATH 20 or MATH 60 ).
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027