FORMATION OF PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE OF STUDENTS OF NATURAL PROFILE FOR TEACHING INTERSUBJECT COMMUNICATIONS BASED ON INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES

Abstract

This article outlines the possibilities of information technologies for the formation of professional competence of students of natural profile for teaching intersubject connections. For this purpose, a mathematical model of diabetes mellitus described by a system of nonlinear ordinary differential equations is considered. The dynamics of changes in sugar and insulin in the human body is investigated on the basis of intersubject connections. To carry out a computational experiment, numerical methods are used that have different accuracies with respect to the grid spacing. A program was compiled in the algorithmic language C ++ and tabular and graphical results were obtained that illustrate the dynamics of changes in the level of sugar and insulin in the human body at certain values of the characteristic parameters