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Recommends that concepts and techniques from mathematics and computational sciences be included in all bioscience courses.
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Two course series (Calculus Probability and Statistics) created by Dwight Duffus at Emory University.
Mathematical, computational and statistical methods are of ever-growing importance in the life sciences. We introduce the basic quantitative tools required in modern life science research, adhering to the recommendations of BIO 2010 [NRC] and Math & Bio 2010 [MAA]. Courses emphasize modeling change in biological systems via discrete dynamics, continuous differential equations, and stochastic processes, and organizing and analyzing data in information-intensive application areas such as molecular evolution and genetics
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