COMP 3201
Introduction to Nature-Inspired Computing
provides an overview of popular nature-inspired computing methods. Methods that are inspired by both biological and non-biological systems are considered. These methods have been applied to solve problems in various areas of computing such as optimization, machine learning, and robotics. Particular examples of nature-inspired computing methods studied include cellular automata, neural networks, evolutionary computing, swarm intelligence, artificial life, and complex networks. Contributions made in the field of nature-inspired computing that have led to advances in the natural sciences are also discussed.
Prerequisites & course information
CR: the former COMP 4752 PR: COMP 2001 , COMP 2002 or the former COMP 2711, and Statistics 2500 or Statistics 2550
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027