An introduction to Applied Calculus for Social and Life Sciences, the revised edition, contains all the material in the original version and now contains answers to odd numbered exercises. The book additionally contains selected worked out examples available from the publisher's website. The book is designed primarily for students majoring in Social Sciences and Life Sciences. It prepares students to deal with mathematical problems which arise from real-life problems encountered in other areas of study, such as Agriculture, Forestry, Biochemistry, Biology and the Biomedical Sciences. It is also of value to anyone intending to develop foundational undergraduate calculus for the Physical Sciences.

An Introduction to Applied Calculus for Social and Life Sciences is designed primarily for students majoring in Social Sciences and Life Sciences. It prepares students to deal with mathematical problems which arise from real-life problems encountered in other areas of study, such as Agriculture, Forestry, Biochemistry, Biology and the Biomedical Sciences. It is also of value to anyone intending to develop foundational undergraduate calculus for the Physical Sciences.

This book is a compendious collection of papers designed to expose the current trends in mathematical modelling. It details current research on models of in-host dynamics, epidemics, population dynamics and psycho-social dynamics. The chapters are written in a simple and concise way for readers who are familiar with basic mathematical modelling offered in undergraduate courses. The main objective of this book is to detail various applications of mathematics in biomedical sciences, resources management and social settings. Many of the book chapters contain current contentious issues in mathematical modelling and as such, the book can be used to generate projects for bio-mathematic students. Graduate students wishing to acquire and consolidate knowledge in mathematical modelling will find this an excellent text for their research.