MAT215Introduction to Mathematical Modeling
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Undergraduate · 3 credits
Mathematical modeling is used for everything from tracking the spread of diseases and predicting the weather to making suggestions for your next Amazon purchase. So, what is Mathematical modeling? Mathematical modeling is the process of creating simplified representations of often complex real-world phenomena that helps us more easily understand and analyze these complex systems. In this course, students will learn about basic modeling principles and methods using real-world examples from biology, Earth sciences, social sciences, engineering, and/or business.
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