Programme delivered by the Faculty of Science - Department of Mathematics
In this programme, students can explore the use of advanced math to explain things we see in the real world like how populations increase, how spacecraft move in space, and how the weather changes. This programmer focuses on special types of math equations known as differential equations, which are crucial in fields like science and engineering. Students can learn how to apply calculus to predict certain outcomes, figure out ways to solve these complex equations with numerical methods and learn how to visualize the solutions.
By joining our programme, students will:
Date | Time (HKT) | Sessions |
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17 June 2024 (Mon) | 2 pm - 4 pm | Mastering Models: The Power of Differential Equations |
19 June 2024 (Wed) | 2 pm - 4 pm | Practical Techniques: Numerical approaches to solve differential equations |
21 June 2024 (Fri) | 2 pm - 4 pm | Bringing Math to Life: Modeling Real-World Problems |
Dr. Kei Fong Lam
Assistant Professor, Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Science
The Faculty of Science strives to play a leading role in science education and technological advancement by delivering excellence in teaching and learning, conducting cutting-edge academic research, and proactively contributing to the advancement of society.
The Faculty advocates cross-disciplinary approaches, with research activities focused on the environment and health, chemical biology, data analytics, and artificial intelligence. We offer exceptional opportunities for interdisciplinary ventures and collaborations, and aim to inspire students to achieve academic excellence to leverage professional and intellectual demands. Our central facilities use the latest technologies for the development and implementation of advanced and innovative research.