Introduction to mathematics

Mathematics is the study of patterns as I said in my introductory post about my intentions. Today I come to breakdown what we will be learning and how well we will catch up with it. its going to be a learning and knowing section. Things we think they aren’t related to mathematics but mathematics plays a part in them. that’s what we are dealing with.

The breakdown will be

1. Theorems
2. Computational Mathematics
3. Mathematical biology

These are the broad areas I will be educating us on. its going to be intreating as we get a lot. Let’s try to catch up. But before them, lets understand what these topics will entail.

Theorems

These are the blocks and foundations mathematics are built on. we know some but we don’t think that are those. The idea that when it is subtraction you will remove them number from the other is a theorem someone proposed and it was accepted. So, we will be looking at some key and fundamental theorems in mathematics that will make our stay on the hive ecosystem mathematical. Don’t run though. Ha-ha.

Computational Mathematics
Mathematics comes in a form whereby we sometimes have formulas to solve them. In some cases, these formulas don’t work. We call those solutions analytic solutions. In computational mathematics, I will be talking about numerical solutions that we will be using other ways to get to the same answer when an analytic way cannot work out. That what computational mathematics aspect of these study will be about.

Mathematical Biology

In mathematical biology we will be dealing with systems. Systems as in terms of biological systems. We will be using mathematical symbols to interpret them for a better understanding. That’s what we will do it. we will learn how love can be affected by a variable and how we can know how to rear animals if we wish to bring to different kinds together. we will use mathematics to differentiate between mutualism, parasitism, commensalism. It’s going to be interesting. Don’t skip these classes.

With how it will be presented; it will come in different days. Each day to a section and I would be glad if some volunteers can suggest these days for me. an example is maybe Mondays are for theorems, Wednesdays for computational mathematics and them Fridays for mathematical biology.

This is how I wish to take mathematics in STEMsocial. Help me make mathematics lovely. Stay with me as we learn and have fun with mathematics. Thanks for passing by. See you in the comment section.