CNET 6107 — Complex Network Analysis Research Rotation
2 semester hoursGraduateLecturerepeatable for credit
Offers students up to three lab rotations and self-directed exploration of how network science can model social, technical, physical, and epidemiological systems and solve applied societal problems.Diverse topics could include disease spreading, effects of public policies and health interventions, drug efficacy, improvement of health and security of human populations, science of success, shaping of social behavior, formulation of political beliefs, group decision making, geometry of networks, topological data analysis on graphs, anomaly detection, algorithmically infused societies, and unifying the physics of networks with the mining of graphs. After research rotations, students independently explore areas to apply their skill set and utilize research community to engage in outreach for workforce opportunities. May be repeated once.