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• Courses
  • Primer for Biomath
  • Math Methods for Biology and Ecology
  • Biostochastics

Course Title: Mathematical Methods for Biology and Ecology

Course Number: MTH 3663

Pre-requisites: BIO 2332/MTH 2332 - Primer for Biomath, and MTH 1002 - Calculus 2

Credit Hours: 3

Course Description: Examines biological processes and mathematically reformulates the biological information into linear and nonlinear systems, and differential equations, and studies these formulations via matrix algebra, numerical techniques, approximation theory, stability and bifurcation analysis.

Course Syllabus: Math Methods for Biology and Ecology

Spring 2009:

- Primer for Biomath
- Biostochastics

Fall 2008:

- Mathematical Methods for Biology and Ecology