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After following the course the student is able to systematically develop and interpret a mathematical model and document the model in report.
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A key feature of Applied Mathematics is the design and analysis of mathematical models. With such models we can, for instance, predict weather and virus spread, develop computer games and safely transmit data over long distances, et cetera. The list is endless. Mathematical models are literally everywhere. Did you know, for example, that your mobile phone solves some 50 linear equations every second in order to model your speech, and that it transmits this model to your friends phone? In this course you will learn the basics of mathematical modelling and apply it on a fairly small problem (after all t is only 1EC).
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