MATH 76.03 Evolutionary Dynamics

Evolutionary dynamics is the mathematical study of evolutionary processes permeating every corner of biology. The course is intended for both upper-level undergraduate students and graduate students who are interested in applying mathematics to real-world problems. It will cover important topics related to cooperation, infectious diseases, and cancer, and introduce mathematical techniques and stochastic modeling approaches needed to tackle such problems.

Prerequisite

MATH 3, MATH 20, MATH 23 or upon approval of the instructor. Programming skills helpful, but not required

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:QDS

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Offered

• Winter