COMP_SCI 302-0
Artifical Life
This course introduces students to the growing field of Artificial Life: the study of ?life as it could be? rather than as it happened to unfold on Earth. We will address fundamental questions about what distinguishes life from matter; the conditions in which complex adaptive systems may arise and how they may be shaped to suit our needs; as well as whether or not there can even be a science of the artificial. Answers to these questions are of interest as a basic intellectual pursuit, but they may also lead to useful computational, mechanical, chemical and biological technologies.
Prerequisites & course information
Prerequisites: Comp_sci 349 or MS CS or PhDs CS. SoC Mathematics, Science, and Technology Distro
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026–2027
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Catalogue variants
- Artifical Life · 1 Unit · Undergraduate