CS 346U Exploring Complexity in Science and Technology
| Credit Hours: | 4 |
| Course Coordinator: | Melanie Mitchell |
| Course Description: | This course introduces Complex Systems, an interdisciplinary field that studies how collections of simple entities organize themselves to produce complex behavior, use information, and adapt and learn. The focus will be on common principles underlying complexity in science and technology, and will include ideas from physics, biology, the social sciences, and computer science. This course is the same as SySc 346; course may be taken only once for credit. Prerequisites: None. |
| Prerequisites: | None. |
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| CAC Category Credits | Core | Advanced | |
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