Course Description Biological systems are so complicated and too hard to understanding. Numerous ethical issues are usually requested to perform any experiment on biological systems. These experiments involve a lot of energy and cost. One of the tools to understanding biological systems is modeling. In this course, different classical and basic methods and approaches are introduced to identify and model biological systems computationally.
Course Goals and Objectives The main goal of this course is to give the student the capability of describing biological system from a systematic viewpoint and to learn different classical and basic methods of system identification and modeling.
Course Topics
Chapter 1 - Introduction
Basic definitions and terms
Types of models
Modelling approaches (Analytical and Experimental)
Chapter 2 - Analytical Modeling
Analytical modeling steps
Analog systems (Electrical, Mechanical, Chemical)
Chapter 3 - A Review of the Possibilities and Statistics