1a Define applied malaria modeling and describe key applied malaria modeling papers
1b Describe the process required to model impact of malaria interventions in geographic-specific settings
1c Compose relevant and feasible research questions in applied malaria modeling
1d Design appropriate and feasible simulation experiments
2a List major functionalities of EMOD
2b Independently install dtk-tools/dtk-tools-malaria and troubleshoot the installation process
2c Demonstrate working knowledge of the different parts of an EMOD-handling script by explaining the purpose of each part
2d Independently run simulations using dtk-tools scripts and plot outputs from HPC
2e Extend simulation scripts with malaria interventions relevant to the research question and generate meaningful plots
2f Calibrate a model setup to existing data by tuning modeled larval habitat availability or EIR to match observed prevalence
2g Examine simulation process and outputs to identify errors and apply troubleshooting measures as needed
3a Describe the goals of HBHI and the role of modeling in the HBHI process
3b Identify common features and/or approaches used in HBHI modeling and own research project
4a Assess strengths and limitations of applied modeling approaches, for example strengths and limitations of data used and assumptions made in calibration and parameterization
4b Identify areas of uncertainty in modeled outputs
4c Determine potential ways to better inform model inputs and analysis for future modeling work
5a Prepare manuscripts based on applied modeling work
5b Clearly communicate model formulation, results, and limitations via oral presentation to technical and non-technical audiences
5c Provide constructive feedback to colleagues and trainees on oral presentations
6a Describe the components of an Aims page
6b Develop an Aims page for an applied malaria modeling proposal
6c Provide constructive feedback on Aims pages