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Subject: Summer School on Complex Systems
NEW ENGLAND COMPLEX SYSTEMS INSTITUTE
Summer School on Complex Systems
We are pleased to announce the dates of our upcoming courses on complex
systems.
Note: The International Conference on Complex Systems (ICCS) immediately
follows the summer school June 26-July 1.
June 13-17, 2011 / Complex Physical, Biological & Social Systems June 19,
2011 / Computer Programming and Complex Systems June 20-24, 2011 /
Complex Systems Modeling and Networks
Target Audience
These courses are intended for faculty, graduate students, post- doctoral
fellows, professionals and others who would like to gain an understanding
of the fundamentals of complex systems, and develop methodological tools
for conducting research in their respective fields, or as a basis for
pursuing complex systems research.
The summer school offers two intensive week-long courses. The courses
consist of lectures, discussions, and supervised group projects. Though
the second week builds on material covered in the previous week, CX201 is
not a prerequisite for CX202. You may register for either or both weeks.
If desired, arrangements for credit at a home institution may be made in
advance.
See course descriptions below or online at:
www.necsi.edu/education/school.html
WEEK ONE
CX201: Complex Physical, Biological and Social Systems
Dates: June 13-17, 2011 | Location: MIT, Cambridge, MA
This course offers an introduction to the essential concepts of complex
systems and related mathematical methods and simulation strategies with
application to physical, biological and social systems. The course will
particularly focus on the use of multiscale representations as a unifying
approach to complex systems concepts, methods and applications.
Concepts to be discussed include: emergence, complexity, networks,
self-organization, pattern formation, evolution, adaptation, fractals,
chaos, cooperation, competition, attractors, interdependence, scaling,
dynamic response, information, and function.
Methods to be discussed include: statistical methods, cellular automata,
agent-based modeling, pattern recognition, system representation and
informatics.
www.necsi.edu/education/school.html?action=wk1
LAB
CX102: Computer Programming and Complex Systems
Date: June 19, 2011 | Location: MIT, Cambridge, MA
This course introduces computer programming in the Python language for
those with little or no computer programming experience. It is designed
as a precursor to CX202.
The course will present programming concepts and hands-on exercises.
Topics to be covered include: data structures, algorithms, variables and
assignments, numerical and logical operations, lists and dictionaries,
user-defined functions, flow control, loops, and visualization.
www.necsi.edu/education/school.html?action=lab
WEEK TWO
CX202: Complex Systems Modeling and Networks
Dates: June 20-24, 2011 | Location: MIT, Cambridge, MA
This course provides (a) an introduction to building models of complex
systems (physical, biological, social and engineered), and (b) the study
of networks, including topologies and dynamics of real world networks.
The course will cover the basic construction and analysis of models
including identifying what is to be modeled, constructing a mathematical
representation, analysis tools and implementing and simulating the model
in a computer program. Particular attention will be paid to choosing the
right level of detail for the model, testing its robustness, and
discussing which questions a given model can or cannot answer.
The study of networks will introduce the use of network topologies and
the characterization of networks describing complex systems, including
such concepts as small worlds, degree distribution, diameter, clustering
coefficient, modules, and motifs. Different types of network topologies
and network behaviors that model aspects of real complex systems will be
described including: modular, sparse, random, scale-free, influence,
transport, transformation, and structure.
NOTE: Students without a background in programming are strongly
recommended to attend CX102: Computer Programming and Complex Systems in
conjunction with CX202.
www.necsi.edu/education/school.html?action=wk2
Comments from past students
"Excellent course...useful thematic overview... applications in diverse
contexts were exciting. Particularly appreciated the group project -
excellent experiential pedagogy."
"The course was an eye-opening framework to analyze my work through a
different lens."
"Presentations were extremely useful for me in understanding how to begin
modeling complex systems and assessing them. Helped me understand a lot
of things I have been doing so far without clearly understanding the
principles."
"This class very much stretched my mind to apply the ideas of complexity
to the world... I believe I learned more on a grander scale... will help
enrich my vocabulary and the way of thinking in the world with respect to
complexity."
"Excellent class. I hope to take a more active role in the community."
"The NECSI 2011 Winter session provided me with a clear framework for
current complex systems research and provided pathways for potential
future research."
"This course contained more insight than any other 'complexity' themed
course that I have taken."
For more information and registration:
www.necsi.edu/education/school.html
Yaneer Bar-Yam President New England Complex Systems Institute
http://necsi.edu
New England Complex Systems Institute
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New England Complex Systems Institute 238 Main Street Suite 319
Cambridge, MA 02142 Phone: 617-547-4100 Fax: 617-661-7711
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