Table of ContentsComputational Science for the BioSciences SCIENCE: the study of how nature behaves Computational Science: A Tripartite Approach What is Computational Science? Applications Algorithms Architecture Computational Science Tools BUT!! Why do we need this? What Computational Science is NOT! System Dynamics AIDA Model: Diabetes Introduction AIDA Model: Diabetes Treatments Graph of Insulin Absorbtion over time (short and long acting) Graph of Insulin Elimination: short and long acting Conditions Associated with Diabetes AIDA: Running the Model Using the AIDA Model STELLA Highlights Mathematical Basis of STELLA (an intro to ODE's!) Mathematical Basis of STELLA (an intro to ODE's!) STELLA Implementation STELLA Basic Elements Case Study: Population Dynamics Simple Variable List for Population Dynamics Model Using Graphical Converters Case Study: Predator-Prey -- Lynx and Hares Case Study: Lynx-Hares Variables The Numerical Methods Case Studies Epidemiology Case Study: Simple Epidemiology Model: Influenza Epidemic in a Boarding School Case Study: Influenza Epidemic Case Study: Influenza Epidemic Malaria: A Case Study Malaria: Sudan Case Study Malaria: Building the Model Malaria: Building the Model Malaria: Questions to Consider Pharmacokinetics What is Pharmacokinetics? Glossary of Important Terms Definitions of Symbols Basic Pharmacokinetic Model Your Pharmacokinetic Model Algorithm Set for the Model Initial Values Run the Model!! Goal: Therapeutic Success Explorations What is Human Physiology? Some Examples of Systems Windkessel Model Windkessel Variables Windkessel Basics Windkessel Basics cont. Windkessel Basics cont. Initial Values For This Model: Intro to Spartan/MacSpartan Lab: Molecule building Single Point Energy Calculations SPE Calculations Molecular Mechanics ab initio methods Semi-empirical methods Presenting Information: Define the Subject Presenting Information: Slide Design Presenting Information: Slide Design (Continued) Presenting Information: Slide Design (Continued) Presenting Information: Slide Design (Continued) Presenting Information: The “6 P” Rule |
Author: Robert R. Gotwals, Jr.
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