Current

In the summer at Cedar Point Biological Station I teach Ecology & Evolution (BIOS 207), an undergraduate course required for a biology major or biology minor. In the fall semester I am helping to establish a new course in Biostatistics (currently BIOS 295) for undergraduate students. In the spring semester I teach Principles of Ecology (BIOS 805), a graduate course required for the area of Ecology, Evolution & Behavior.

 

Past

In the past I have taught a maximum likelihood course as part of the program Enhancing Linkages in Mathematics and Ecology (ELME) at the W.K. Kellogg Biological Station

Tools

The following software tools can be used to examine systems of differential equations and conduct maximum likelihood analysis.  They are written as Mathematica notebooks.  Wolfram CDF Player is a free program that can be used to view Mathematica notebooks (*.nb); however, you will need a full version of Mathematica to execute the code.

Chad Brassil teaching students at Kellogg Biological Station

Useful Link

Here is a great web-based clock that can be projected for the students when giving exams.