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Mathematical Methods in the Natural Sciences

Course code

MLF6901.LT

old course code

MLF6901

Course title in Estonian

Matemaatilised meetodid loodusteadustes

Course title in English

Mathematical Methods in the Natural Sciences

ECTS credits

5.0

Assessment form

Examination

lecturer of 2023/2024 Spring semester

Astrid Rekker (language of instruction:Estonian)

lecturer of 2024/2025 Autumn semester

Not opened for teaching. Click the study programme link below to see the nominal division schedule.

Course aims

To provide an overview of applications of basic mathematical methods in the natural sciences. Acquaintance with basic mathematical skills for understanding, study and construction of mathematical models.

Brief description of the course

Graphics. Applications of vectors and matrices in natural sciences. Leslie matrix. Functions. Search for functional dependencies of experimental data. Applications of differential and integral calculus for analysis of biological and physical systems. Application of differential equations for investigation of processes in natural sciences. Use of the theory of probability and statistics in biology, chemistry and physics.

Learning outcomes in the course

Upon completing the course the student:
- has ability to apply vector and matrix calculation in analysing models in physic and biology;
- has ability to solve simple prblems involving limits, derivatives, and integrals;
- has ability to apply differentials and integrals when analysing mathematical and physical models;
- has knowledge of applicability of differential equations when setting and analysing mathematical models in science.

Teacher

PhD Astrid Rekker

The course is a prerequisite

Thermodynamics and Statistical Physics (MLF6106.LT)

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