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BIOINF-563

Advanced Mathematical Methods for the Biological Sciences - 3 Credits

This course focuses on discovering the way in which spatial variation influences the motion, dispersion, and persistence of species. Specific topics may include i) Models of Cell Motion: Diffusion, Convection, and Chemotaxis; ii) Transport Processes in Biology; iii) Biological Pattern Formation; and iv) Delay-differential Equations and Age-structured Models of Infectious Diseases.

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