Timetable of lectures, Syllabus and Slides 09/10

(will be updated througout semester)

We include the slides used in lectures here for you to review and perhaps print out. Please note: The lecturers may change the slides up until the day of the lecture. The overall content will stay the same, however.

Also please note that clicking on the date will take you to the list of sections in the course notes that you should read for that week.

Lecture times/places:        Mondays at 3 - 3.50pm, William Robertson Building, Room G.04;
                                            Tuesday and Thursday 2pm-- 2.50pm, room 7.01, David Hume Tower (both days),

Tutorials
will be held on Monday 4.10 - 5pm, room 5.07 and Tuesday at 3 - 3.50pm, room 3.03, Appleton Tower. Tutorials will start in week 2. See the tutorial list on the course home page for which group you are assigned to.

The slides for the lectures are in pdf.

Week Begin
No
Monday 3pm DSB
Tuesday 2pm WRB
Thursday 2pm WRB
Tutorial
Assignment out
Assignment Due
11 Jan
 (to read)
1 1. Intro and examples
2. Intro and examples
3.

 

18 Jan
 (to read)
2 4.  5.
6.
Tut 1
Assign1:
Thurs 21st Jan

25 Jan
 (to read)
3 7.
8.  9.  Tut 2


1 Feb (to read) 4 10.
11.
12.
Tut 3


8 Feb (to read) 5 13.
14.
15.
Tut 4
Assign2:
Thurs 11th Feb
Assign1:
12 noon, Mon 8th Feb
15 Feb
 (to read)
6 16.
17.
18.
Tut 5


22 Feb
 (to read)
7 19.
20.
21.
Tut 6

1 March
 (to read)
8 22.
23.
24.
Tut 7 Assign3:
Tues 9th Mar
Assign2:
12 noon, Mon 1st Mar
8 March
 (to read)
9 25.
26.
27.
Tut 8

15 March
 (to read)
10 28.
29.
30. Tut 9

22 March
(to read)
11 31. 32. 33. Tut 10
Assign3:
12 noon, Thurs 25th Mar

Key

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Lecturers

Lecturers Tutors
Helen Pain
Johanna Moore
Susen Rabold Susen Rabold

Moreno Coco


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