BSTA 003
Computational Thinking
This course introduces computational thinking as a problem-solving methodology in health and biological sciences. You will explore the approach of developing theoretical models for natural events and converting them into computer simulations using tools like R, Python, MATLAB, or SAS. The course emphasizes fundamental programming concepts, making it suitable for beginners, while also highlighting computational thinking in health. Additionally, the course explores ethics in computational science, covering responsible algorithmic decision-making, data management, privacy, bias, and transparency in computing.
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- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027