Biomathematics (MATH*3510)
Code and section: MATH*3510*01
Term: Winter
Details
This course will convey the fundamentals of applying mathematical modelling techniques to understanding and predicting the dynamics of biological systems. Students will learn the development, analysis, and interpretation of biomathematical models based on discrete-time and continuous-time models. Applications may include examples from population biology, ecology, infectious diseases, microbiology, and genetics.
Syllabus
| Attachment | Size |
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 Course Outline (Winter 2016) | 492.85 KB |
| Course Outline (Winter 2017) | 45.35 KB |
| Course Outline (Winter 2018) | 46.83 KB |
| Course Outline (Winter 2019) | 45.96 KB |
| Course Outline (Winter 2020) | 612.73 KB |
| Course Outline (Winter 2021) | 614.9 KB |
| Course Outline (Winter 2022) | 327.41 KB |
| Course Outline (Winter 2023) | 654.55 KB |
| Course Outline (Winter 2024) | 728.99 KB |