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SFI Community Lecture with Andrea Wulf (June 20)
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Creative workshops (June 22)
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Downtown Dinner at IAIA Museum (June 23)
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Group Projects PresentationsDialect_split plant_cell_cycle abm_markets origin_of_life physics_vs_complexity universal_bitrate urban_dynamics productive_conflict music_complexity ab_mafia thanos_meritocracy Rythm LooseFriend Bouldering ABMData Meritocracy EvolutionSexual Causality PerceivedPolarization FoldedOpinions PolarizationClimate LinguisticNetworks StructureMeaning CollatzAI
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8.1 Preparation » Melanie Mitchell's Introduction to Complexity
We strongly recommend that you look at Melanie Mitchell's online course, Introduction to Complexity, prior to the start of Summer School.
It is free to enroll, which will allow you to submit assignments. The assignments tend to be computation-based. Alternatively, you may chose to watch selected topics on YouTube without enrolling.
The course will introduce you to many of the topics covered in Summer School, in addition to many of the faculty. This will allow you to ask more informed questions to the faculty this summer, and enrich your overall experience.
We hope that by the start of Summer School, you will be familiar with all of these topics:
- properties of complex sytems
- agent-based models
- nonlinear dynamics & chaos
- information theory
- evolution & genetic algorithms
- networks
- power laws & scaling