Introductory Quantitative Biology
CAS MA 196
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- 4
- Undergraduate Prerequisites:
- CAS MA 121 or CAS MA 123; and CASBI107, or consent of instructor.
- Undergraduate Corequisites:
- CAS BI 108 or CAS BI 118.
An introduction to the application of mathematics to problems in biology, with particular emphasis on questions arising from ecology, physiology, neuroscience, and genetics. Major focus on building mathematical models for biological problems and analysis with graphical and mathematical techniques. Also offered as CAS BI 196.
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