Students with an A level pass who wish to take more mathematics than 20cp should consider taking one of the 40 c.p. units Maths 1A , 1B or 1C instead of Calculus Methods. A pass in A level mathematics. Teaching Methods Lectures and small-group tutorials. The lecturers will distribute problems sheets based on the work done in lectures, and they will set specific problems which you will be required to hand in weekly at your tutorials. Tutorials are held each week, except for the first week of each term.
Experience shows that progress in mathematics depends crucially on regular work at examples.
See the section Formal Requirements of the Unit below. Learning Objectives After taking this unit, students should have a thorough grasp of one-variable calculus and complex numbers, including simple differential equations and Fourier Series. The university expects students to work roughly 40 hours a week. So you should expect to spend perhaps 13 or 14 hours per week on mathematics during the first term. Some students may need to spend more time than this in order to master the subject, some may need less.