This course is concerned with formulation, analysis and interpretation of mathematical models in biology, ecology, environment, epidemics and Bioeconomics. In ecology and environment, problems concerning distribution and abundance of populations and community dynamics are dealt with. It has an introduction to mathematical epidemiology focusing on prevention, control and eradication strategies to achieve possible steady states. Examples of common diseases are highlighted. Bioeconomics deals with exploitation of resources, harvesting in fisheries and forests. The models aim at maximizing profits and
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