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Course Description
| CS 302 - Modeling Complex Systems | ||
| Instructor(s): Margaret (Maggie) J Eppstein |
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| Description: more info Integrative breadth-first introduction to computational methods for modeling complex systems; numerical methods, cellular automata, agent-based computing, game theory, genetic algorithms, artificial neural networks, and complex networks. |
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| Prerequisites: Computer programming (in any language, but Matlab is the language that we use in the course), calculus. Linear algebra is recommended. |
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| Methodologies: Agent-based simulation / cellular automata, Chaos theory, Evolutionary/adaptive computing/simulation, Game Theory, Nonlinear dynamic differential equations, Pattern recognition/classification/data mining |
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| Domains: Not specific to any particular application domain |
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| Frequency: Once a year | ||
| Credits: 3 | ||
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