Note that these details are not yet final and are
still subject to change.
All courses must be taken.
Note that these details are not yet final and are
still subject to change.
Courses 211, 221 and 231 are required and 3 others must be chosen.
Note that these details are not yet final and are
still subject to change.
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. The combination of 342 and 3D4 (two halves) may be
substituted for a group III course.
This year's group III options are as follows.
- 321 Modern analysis Lecturer: Dr. Donal O'Donovan
- 362 Computer Engineering [prerequisite 372]
Lecturers: Prof. Pádraig Cunningham (Computer Science), Vincent Wade (Computer Science)
- 371 Mathematical logic (PDF description of 371) Lecturer: Dr. Colm Ó Dúnlaing
- 372 Microprocessor systems; systems software [prerequisite 262]
Lecturers: Michael Brady (Computer Science), Stephen Barrett (Computer Science)
- 374 Cryptology (PDF description of 374) Lecturers: Dr. Timothy Murphy, Dr. Michael Purser
- 381 Portfolio theory & mathematical economics Lecturer: Dr. Todor Gradev (Economics)
- 413 Partial differential equations Lecturer: Professor Adrian Constantin
- 421 Algebraic topology (PDF description of 421) Lecturer: Dr. David Wilkins
- 424 Group representations Lecturer: Dr. Timothy Murphy
- 432 Classical Fields Lecturer: Dr. Nigel Buttimore
- 441 Quantum mechanics (PDF description of 441) Lecturer: Dr. Michael Fry
- 442 General relativity Lecturer: Dr. Conor Houghton
- 443 Statistical physics Lecturers: Dr. Sinéad Ryan, Dr. Calin Lazaroiu
- 444 Topics in Theoretical Physics (Field Theory) [prerequisites 432, 441; course may overlap with 541]
Lecturer: Professor Samson Shatashvili
- 446 Topics in Theoretical Physics (Statistical Mechanics) [prerequisites 441; lectures will be at DIAS, 10 Burlington Road]
(PDF description of 446) Lecturer: Prof. T. Dorlas
- 452 Stochastic processes in time/space [prerequisite 251]
Lecturers: Dr. Simon Wilson (Statistics), Prof. John Haslett (Statistics)
- 453 Modern statistical methods [prerequisite 251]
Lecturers: Dr. B. Murphy (Statistics), Dr. Simon Wilson (Statistics)
- 370S Applied Forecasting/Multivariate Linear Analysis [prerequisite 251]
Lecturers: Dr. Myra O'Regan (Statistics), Prof. John Haslett (Statistics)
- 463S Data Mining[prerequisite 370S, strict quota, approval of Statistics department required]
Lecturer: Dr. Myra O'Regan (Statistics)
- 4D4 Computer aided design [prerequisite 3D4]
Lecturer: Dr. Fergal Shevlin (Computer Science)
- 499 Project [SS Mathematics only]
Lecturer: Dr. Donal O'Donovan
Possible substitutes for group II courses for JS
are:
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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.
Note that these details are not yet final and are
still subject to change.
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 011, 061, 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. A
problem solving course 011 and
practical computing course 061 are also required.
Senior Freshman Year
Junior Sophister Year
In the Junior Sophister year, students take course 381 and two
other courses chosen from 212, 231, 261 and 262.
Some group III courses of
the single honour course in Mathematics may be possible apart from 381.
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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All courses must be taken.
Note that these details are not yet final and are
still subject to change.
All courses must be taken.
Note that these details are not yet final and are
still subject to change.
Students take courses 342, 432, 441 and either 413 or 442.
Note that these details are not yet final and are
still subject to change.
Students take course 343 (unless doing a Broad Curriculum
course), course 443 and 2 others from
courses 413, 442, 444 and 446.
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).
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Junior Freshman Year
Those taking Mathematics as a full subject take
Those not taking Mathematics as a full subject take
123 Mathematical Methods Lecturer: Dr. Christopher Ford
Senior Freshman Year
Those choosing both Mathematics,
and Physics take 2S1, 2S2 and 2S5. Those not
doing Physics take 2S1, 2S2 and 161.
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Junior Freshman Year
- 1E1 Lecturer: Dr. Martin Kurth
- 1E2 Lecturer: Dr. Donal O'Donovan
Both courses must be taken.
Senior Freshman Year
Both courses are taken by Engineers, but MSISS take only 2E1.
Junior Sophister Year
3E1 (PDF description of 3E1) Lecturer: Dr. John Stalker
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Senior Freshman Year
2BA1 Lecturer: Dr. David Wilkins
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- 561 High Performance Computing Lecturer: Dr. Mike Peardon
- 562 HPC Lab Lecturer: Dr. Mike Peardon
- 563 Simulations Lecturer: Dr. Geoffrey Bradley
- 564 Emerging Technolgies Lecturer: Dr. Mike Peardon
- 565 Financial applications of HPC Lecturer: AP
- 541 Quantum Field Theory[course may extend 444]
Lecturer: Professor Samson Shatashvili
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- BT1 Lecturer: Dr. Brendan Browne
- IS2 Lecturer: Dr. Brendan Browne
