Introduction to Applied Mathematics
APMTH 50
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Description
This course provides an introduction to the problems and issues of applied mathematics, focusing on areas where mathematical ideas have had a major impact on diverse fields of human inquiry. The course is organized around two-week topics drawn from a variety of fields, and involves reading classic mathematical papers in each topic. The course also provides an introduction to mathematical modeling and programming.
Recommended Prep
Mathematics 1b is a prerequisite, although it can be taken concurrently. Some limited concepts from Mathematics 21a / Applied Mathematics 21a will be used, but they can be learned during the course. The course provides an introduction to programming with a mathematical focus, and starts from the level of a complete beginner.
Available for Harvard Cross Registration
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