Modelling and Analysis of Complex Systems

Undergraduate | 2026

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COMP 1048
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Course ID
205776
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Adelaide City Campus
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Undergraduate
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6
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Adelaide University
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1
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No
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Course overview

This course presents an overview of existing theories and methodologies for the analysis of complex systems behaviour. It focuses on the practical application of existing methods to the modelling and analysis of real-life complex systems, and on the identification and analysis of properties such as self-organisation, emergence and adaptability among others.

Course learning outcomes

  • Develop knowledge of modeling, simulation and analysis techniques aimed at understanding complex systems
  • Employ various modeling and analysis techniques to real-life complex systems problems.
  • Read and understand scientific research papers and present them in a seminar talk

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