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BME 503 - Biological Numerical Methods

3 Credit Hours
The complexity of biomedical systems presents significant mathematical challenges. Therefore, modeling and simulation are essential to understanding these systems and numeric tools are the basis/means for accomplishing this. This course is a survey of essential numeric tools routinely applied to solving biomedical engineering problems that are implemented primarily via Matlab scientific programming language.
Recommended Background: Multivariate calculus, differential equations, MATLAB or other programming language. Equivalent UT courses include MATH 141, MATH 231, MATH 251, EF 230 or COSC 140.


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