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Mathematics Moderatorship 2003-04
Mathematics in Two-Subject Moderatorship 2003-04 (for the all combinations except Mathematics + Economics)
Mathematics (for the combination Mathematics + Economics) in Two-Subject Moderatorship 2003-04
Mathematics in the Theoretical Physics Moderatorship 2003-04

Mathematics for Science Students 2003-04
Mathematics for Engineering and MSISS Students 2003-04
Mathematics for BA in Computer Science Students 2003-04
Mathematics for Evening Students 2003-04
Graduate Courses in Mathematics 2003-04

Archive of Mathematics Courses in 2002-03

Mathematics Moderatorship 2003-04

Junior Freshman Year (Group I)

All courses must be taken.

Senior Freshman Year (Group II)

Courses 211, 221 and 231 are required and 3 others must be chosen.

Sophister Years (Group III)

In the Junior Sophister year Mathematics students take 5 group III courses or the two group II courses they did not take in the Senior Freshman year together with 4 group III courses. A BC (Broad Curriculum) course may be substituted for a group II course. Students must register from BC courses - see the BC website for details. 342 or 3D4 may be substituted for a group II course (if not combined as 376).

In the Senior Sophister year, students take 5 group III courses.

This year's group III options are as follows.

Possible substitutes for group II courses for JS are:

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Mathematics in Two-Subject Moderatorship 2003-04 (for the all combinations except Mathematics + Economics)

Junior Freshman Year

All courses must be taken.

Senior Freshman Year

All courses must be taken.

Junior Sophister Year

In the Junior Sophister year, students take courses 211 and 221 and one other courses chosen from 212, 231, 241, 251, 261.

Senior Sophister Year

In the Senior Sophister year, students who continue with Mathematics (rather than majoring in their other subject) take 3 courses except for those in the combination Mathematics and Philosophy who take 4 courses. Courses are chosen from those of 212, 231, 241, 251, 261 not taken in the Junior Sophister year and group III courses of the single honour course in Mathematics for which they have the prerequisites.

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Mathematics (for the combination Mathematics + Economics) in Two-Subject Moderatorship 2003-04

There is a special programme for the combination Mathematics and Economics, where Mathematical courses normally within Economics are replaced by more substantial courses in Mathematics in the Junior Freshman Year, and Mathematical Economics courses may be taken as part of the Mathematics programme in the Sophister years.

Junior Freshman Year

Students take course 111, 121, 131 and 151. Courses 111, 121 and 131 make up the Mathematics result at the end of the year, while course 151 goes towards the Economics result.

Senior Freshman Year

Junior Sophister Year

In the Junior Sophister year, students take courses 251, 381 and one other course chosen from 212, 231, 261 and 262.

Senior Sophister Year

In the Senior Sophister year, students who continue with Mathematics (rather than majoring in Economics) take 3 courses. Courses are chosen from 212, 231, 261 and group III courses of the single honour course in Mathematics for which the prerequisites have been satisfied. Economics course E4.09 may be taken as one of the 3 courses.

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Mathematics in the Theoretical Physics Moderatorship 2003-04

Junior Freshman Year

All courses must be taken.

Senior Freshman Year

All courses must be taken.

Junior Sophister Year

Students take courses 342, 432, 441 and either 412 or 445.

Senior Sophister Year

Students take course 343 (unless doing a Broad Curriculum course), plus 3 others from courses 443, 444, 445, 471 and 412. Course 443 is required if not taken already in JS.

SS Theoretical Physics students may substitute a Broad Curriculum course for 343 Topics in Theoretical Physics (equivalent to 10% of the Maths course) AND 4052 Computational project or laboratory work (equivalent to 10% of the Physics course). (October 6, 2003.)

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Mathematics for Science Students 2003-04

Junior Freshman Year

For those taking Mathematics as a full subject, and taking Physics (A) take 061, 1S1, 1S2 and 1S3. Those not doing Physics (A) but taking Mathematics as a full subject take 061, 1S1, 1S3 and 1S4.

Those not taking Mathematics as a full subject take

123 Mathematical Methods (PDF description of 123) Lecturer: Dr. Christopher Ford

Senior Freshman Year

All courses must be taken.

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Mathematics for Engineering and MSISS Students 2003-04

Junior Freshman Year

Both courses must be taken.

Senior Freshman Year

Both courses are taken by Engineers, but MSISS take only 2E1.

Junior Sophister Year

3E1 Lecturer: Dr. Claas Röver

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Mathematics for BA in Computer Science Students 2003-04

Senior Freshman Year

2BA1 (PDF description of 2BA1) Lecturer: Dr. David Wilkins

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Mathematics Graduate Courses 2003-04

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Mathematics for Evening Students 2003-04