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MAT 4331 - Mathematical Modeling

Credits: 3 hrs
Mathematical model building in both discrete and continuous cases will be developed. A variety of mathematical problems in physical, biological, social, and behavioral sciences will be discussed. Specific problems will be given in applied dynamical systems, differential and integral equations and some statistical processes. In every topic, the emphasis will be on construction, interpretation, analysis, simulation, and testing of models. Prerequisite(s): MAT 3317, MAT 4301, MAT 3310, and CSC 1311.