"It's not so hard, really; the trouble is that it's all expressed in words. The same thing can be expressed in symbols and then you can see what's happening" - Donald Knuth  

Online teaching materials

A few years ago I wrote a short course on some aspects of movement ecology, including resource selection and (integrated) step selection analysis, which I deliver from time-to-time at research workshops. It has a rather mathematical leaning, which I think is a good thing.

My notes from a third-year course on the mathematics behind spatial pattern formation in biology can also be downloaded here.

Undergraduate modules

I am currently a lecturer for the following module.  The lecture notes are linked below.  Other module material is available to enrolled students via the Blackboard website.

1. MAS108 Mathematical Modelling (Semester 1)