The course includes the following sections (together with other material not yet available in final form online):-
- Section 1: The Principle of Mathematical Induction [PDF]
- Section 2: Sets and functions [PDF]
- Section 3: Graph Theory [PDF]
- Section 4: Abstract Algebra [PDF]
- Section 5: Formal Languages [PDF]
- Section 6: Vectors [PDF]
- Section 7: Quaternions and Rotations [PDF]
- Section 8: Introduction to Number Theory and Cryptography [PDF]
- Section 9: Differential Equations [PDF]
- Section 10: Trigonometric Identities, Complex Exponentials and Periodic Sequences [PDF]
- Section 11: Periodic Functions and Fourier Series [PDF]
Students are required to complete the following assignments:---
Lecture notes are available for the first semester of 2BA1 in 2007-08 here (in PDF format)
Students are required to complete the following assignments in the first semester:-
The course consists of the following sections:-
- Section 1: The Principle of Mathematical Induction [PDF]
- Section 2: Trigonometric and exponential functions [PDF]
- Section 3: Differential equations [PDF]
- Section 4: Introduction to Fourier methods [PDF]
- Section 5: Sets and functions [PDF]
- Section 6: Vectors [PDF]
- Section 7: Abstract algebra [PDF]
- Section 8: Quaternions and rotations [PDF]
- Section 9: Introduction to number theory and cryptography [PDF]
- Section 10: Graph theory [PDF]
- Section 11: Formal languages [PDF]
The course consisted of the following sections:-
- Section 1: The Principle of Mathematical Induction [PDF]
- Section 2: Sets and Functions [PDF]
- Section 3: Graph Theory [PDF]
- Section 4: Vectors [PDF]
- Section 5: Abstract Algebra [PDF]
- Section 6: Formal Languages [PDF]
- Section 7: Trigonometric and Exponential Functions [PDF]
- Section 8: Differential Equations [PDF]
- Section 9: Introduction to Number Theory and Cryptography [PDF]
- Section 10: Introduction to Fourier Methods [PDF]
Students were required to complete the following assignments:-
Students were required to complete the following assignments:-
In the academic year 2004-05 students were required to complete the following assignments:-
Lecture notes for undergraduate courses
Dr. David R. Wilkins