Examples classes are provided for third and fourth year students instead of supervisions. Warwick undergraduates speak very highly of the supervision system. They usually feel more comfortable seeking help from a supervisor than from their tutor. Supervisors tend to be much more aware of undergraduate difficulties than the academic staff because their own undergraduate experience is still fresh in their mind. The supervision system is one of the teaching elements which is singled out for praise in the QAA Subject Review Report.
Every undergraduate has a personal tutor.
Tutorials may sometimes be spent on entirely nonmathematical matters, and what happens during a tutorial is, to a considerable extent, up to you. All this makes it clear that you should see your tutor regularly. Practical and computing classes Some Mathematics modules, particularly those concerned with modelling or applications of mathematics, either have a large element, or consist entirely, of such classes. These modules are often assessed by reports, projects and other similar means. MathStuff This is primarily a collection of online resources which the department provides to assist undergraduate mathematics and joint-degree students at Warwick.