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MAE 253
Network Theory and Applications
Experience with computer software, or consent of instructor. Develops the mathematical theory underlying growth, structure and function of networks with applications to physical, social, biological and engineered systems. Topics include network growth, resilience, epidemiology, phase transitions, software and algorithms, routing and search control, cascading failures. (Same course as ECS 253.)
Units: 4.0
Hours: Lecture/Discussion—4 hour(s).
Prerequisites:
STA 013Y - Elementary Statistics
or
STA 013 - Elementary Statistics
and
MAT 022B - Differential Equations
and
MAT 022A - Linear Algebra