Fall 2021 COS 402/602, Section 002: the AI & Quantum Computing Instructor: Greg Viggiano Class Times: MW 1:30 to 2:45pm CRN: 85610 This course begins by looking at the social impacts that have resulted from a few notable innovations and merged technologies. Technology convergences increase the potential for unintended effects
Math 464/664 Linear Algebra with Data Applications Prerequisites: CS112 and MATH322 or permission of the instructor. The course assumes a solid background of basic linear algebra (vector spaces, bases, matrices, eigenvalues) and ability to write basic mathematical proofs. Projects will require basic programming/computational experience. Instructor: Tyrus Berry, tberry@gmu.edu, http://math.gmu.edu/~berry/ Book
Overview: Center for Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence (CMAI), Department of Mathematical Sciences, and several companies such as BlackSky etc. have jointly developed two new courses under Department of Mathematical Sciences for Fall 2021. These courses are cross listed and can be taken by undergraduates, graduate students and industry professionals. The
GEOL 325 - Planetary Geology Fall 2021 Wednesdays, 7:20PM to 10:00PM Course focusses on the geology and geologic processes of Mercury, Venus, Mars, the Moon, moons of other planets, and other Solar System bodies including dwarf planets, asteroids and comets. Emphasis is on past and present surface geologic processes. Course
Our FRSC 325 Molecular Biology is a new class we are offering for the first time this Fall. The students would need some background Biology courses so it mostly applies to FRSC or BIOL students. Pre-reqs are BIOL 213, STAT 250 or BIOL 214, and BIOL 311. https://catalog.gmu.edu/search/?scontext=all&search=FRSC+325
