(If all criteria is met).

Graduate Course: Methods in Complex SystemsDescription:"Classical statistical analysis and inference of linear systems and how those statistical methods and analysis procedures differ for nonlinear complex systems. Topics include fractals, chaos, neural networks, and self-organizing critical systems."Course Information:ISC-6450 (Interdisciplinary Science)CRN: 13199Instructor: William E. Hahn, Ph.D.Prerequisites: Graduate Student Standing or Instructor Permission

Come learn about opportunities to engage with AI Across FAU!The Rubin and Cindy Gruber Sandbox is open to graduate and undergraduate students, FAU faculty and staff, and the wider community. Students here work on many exciting projects, including artificial intelligence safety, machine learning in physiology, automatic seizure detention, and virtual reality environments.Students of every discipline can join the lab to pursue their research or support their academic projects. While they do not have to be in STEM majors, they would acquire STEM skills when working at the Sandbox.Learn more here - https://library.fau.edu/external-relations/interested-ai-check-out-sandbox-open-hoursEmail sandbox@fau.edu with the subject Open Hours if you have any questions

This FREE class is specifically designed for people living with Parkinson’s and focuses on fine and gross motor skills, strength, balance, footwork, endurance and agility.Research Opportunity! For more information regarding the opportunity to be a research participant in this class, please contact: COM-ClinicalResearch@health.fau.edu