Biological Modeling 1

General Information

Proposal Start

Fall 2020

Course Description

The goal for this course is to give future biologists the quantitative tools to fully participate in modern biological research. These include descriptive statistics, linear regression, stochastic independence and hypothesis testing, Markov models and stationary probability distributions, solutions of linear differential equations, equilibria and stability analysis of nonlinear differential equations. The ideas are applied to different areas of biology, e.g. molecular evolution, allometry, epidemiology, and biochemistry, and implemented by students in computer assignments using the R computational platform.

Faculty Minimum Qualification Requirements

Faculty Minimum Qualification Requirements Master Discipline Preferred