02CF205 Complex Systems

1.0 Credits, 1 - 3 Year, FallB Sat5,6
Setsuya Kurahashi

Course Overview

This lecture focuses on the principles and modeling for solving problems of a complex society. The main aim of this lecture is to understand the social network analysis to model these phenomena of our society.

Remarks

Open in an odd number year.
Identical to 02FA246.

Course Type

lectures and class e

Field

Total Risk

Relationship with Major Educational Goals

Students will be able to discuss the basic knowledge of complex systems and model a social network.

Course Highlight

Various relationships of society caused by people and organizations, such as a trend, distribution, trade, project management, infectious diseases, etc., can be grasped from the viewpoint of complex systems. We discuss models and methods such as network analysis and read the literature on recent research results.

Calendar

Outcomes

Grading

Presentation 50% and discussion 50%

Relationship with Student Achievement Assessment Attributes

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Self-study