MATH 460
A Random Walk through Stochastic Processes/Applied Stochastic Processes
The class covers discrete time/discrete space, continuous time/discrete space, and continuous time/continuous space stochastic processes, highlighting their utility with applications drawn from various disciplines, including the biological and physical sciences. After the core concepts, we explore topics including renewal processes, first passage times, noise induced transitions, chemical reaction networks, and more.
Prerequisites & course information
Math 216 (Introduction to Differential Equations), Math 217 (Linear Algebra), Math 425 (Introduction to Probability). (3). (BS). (QR/1). May not be repeated for credit.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027
- Catalogue entry ↗
Catalogue variants
- A Random Walk through Stochastic Processes/Applied Stochastic Processes · 3 · Graduate credit
- A Random Walk through Stochastic Processes/Applied Stochastic Processes · 3 · Undergraduate credit