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This lecture is the first class in a series on the mathematical modeling of infectious disease dynamics, presented by Roberto Kraenkel from IFT-UNESP as part of the II School on Modelling Infectious Disease Dynamics organized by ICTP-SAIFR. Learn the fundamental principles and mathematical frameworks used to understand how infectious diseases spread through populations. The session covers essential concepts that form the foundation for more advanced modeling techniques in epidemiology. This lecture was delivered as part of a week-long program running from May 12-18, 2025, designed for researchers and students interested in applying mathematical approaches to study disease outbreaks and transmission patterns.
