Official Code: | 6094 |
Acronym: | M:ENM |
To acquire knowledge on stochastic signals digital analysis
It is expected that at the end of the course the students will attain knowledge on:
a) a) data collection
b) b) most used statistical models in the context of Science and Engineering,
including its application with the free software R/SPSS
c) c) the choice of the statistical model given different contexts
d) d) the interpretation of the results obtained by the application of the learnt methods.
The aim of this curricular unit is to study some of the models, techniques and algorithms more frequently used in other áreas of knowledge. Each technique should be used for resolution of problems arising in other sciences and for establishing mathematical models for such problems.
This course aims to give an overview of the various methods of mathematical modeling in Systems Biology.
The systems approach to biology is a new methodological paradigm that transformed research in biology in the 21st century. The key idea is that we can study the interactions of all components of a biological system to reveal their emergent properties. Recently won a new impact, mainly due to the remarkable progress of experimental and computational methods (Bioinformatics), ever more ingenious and powerful. It is supported accumulated in biological knowledge, more detailed, the creation of new experimental techniques in genomics and proteomics, new technologies to make extensive measurements DNA sequence, expression and regulation of genes, protein-protein interactions, modeling tradition math biological processes and the exponential growth of Bioinformatics (as a prerequisite for the construction of huge databases and analysis of large-scale systems).
Biology has become increasingly multidisciplinary with biologists, computer scientists, engineers, mathematicians, physicists and doctors, to join efforts to develop high-efficiency technologies and computational and mathematical tools, guided by current needs of biology and medicine.
The course aims to introduce n aa rigorous the optimization theory (linear and nonlinear), variational calculus and theory of control. The fundamental concepts of these areas are addressed, as well as the most important mathematical tools for its analysis.
Introduction to stochastic processes.Tools for the analysis of stochastic processes and its applications in several areas, such as signal processing, information theory, finance and economics, biology and medicine. Special attention to the understanding of the concepts and methods and to its application in interdisciplinary areas using simulated and real data.
Upon successful completion of this course, the student will:
The aim of of information theory is to expose fundamental concepts related to information and its applications in systems and communications networks and computer science.
Provide the student experience in the use, administration and programming of some of the systems / applications currently used in the Windows environment. The particular focus is on the programming environment of Visual Basic for Applications.
The course presents the main concepts and techniques of digital image processing and analysis. The main goal is that in the end of the course the students will be able to plan and implement algorithms for information extraction from images.
The course orientation focus on the understanding of concepts and methods, and its effective use in synthetic and experimental data analysis. The course makes an extensive use of advance computational tools (MATLAB).
It is intended that the students learn the paradigm of computational simulation based on Monte Carlo methods, namely MCMC, as well as the principles of numerical linear algebra, in a framework of critical application as well as their application in interdisciplinary areas involving the social, life or computational sciences.
Identification and application of data mining techniques to extract knowledge from different data sources (e.g. text, web).
This course is intended for students to acquire basic knowledge of the theory and numerical treatment of partial differential equations.
The main objective of the course is to introduce rigorously the main concepts of Mathematical Finance in discrete and continuous time. Those concepts and the relevant mathematical tools to their analysis will be considered in the course.
The students will be provided with the basic tools for studying transport phenomena of mass, energy and linear momemtum in several continuous media.