In this lecture, we continue to discuss numerically integrating (simulating) dynamical systems in a spreadsheet tool such as Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets. We go over our previous example (bacterial growth with both reproduction and death modeled) and explore the effect of changing the time step size ("dt"). We then pivot to introducing a negative feedback example (filling of a toilet tank).
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