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2004-2005 Group Timetable timetable - BSc 1 Maths Programme, (Wks: 27-41 (Semester 2), 24/01/2005 - 02/05/2005) 09:00 Lecture, Semester 2 Number & Structure [204503] 1027 Porteous (Dr Hugh) BSc 1 Maths Programme Large whiteboard required 10:00 10:00 Tutorial, Semester 2 Number & Structure [204503] 3221 Thompson (Mrs Liz) BSc 1 Mathematics A Tutorial Group A Tutorial, Semester 2 Number &...
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2004-2005
Group Timetable timetable - BSc 1 Maths Programme, (Wks: 27-41 (Semester 2), 24/01/2005 - 02/05/2005)
09:00 Lecture, Semester 2 Number & Structure [204503] 1027 Porteous (Dr Hugh) BSc 1 Maths Programme Large whiteboard required 10:00 10:00 Tutorial, Semester 2 Number & Structure [204503] 3221 Thompson (Mrs Liz) BSc 1 Mathematics A Tutorial Group A Tutorial, Semester 2 Number & Structure [204503] 1034 Porteous (Dr Hugh) BSc 1 Mathematics B Tutorial Group B 11:00 11:00 12:00 12:00 Tutorial, Semester 2 Mathematical Methods [204504] N210 Porteous (Dr Hugh) BSc 1 Mathematics A Tutorial, Semester 2 Mathematical Methods [204504] 3207 Thompson (Mrs Liz) BSc 1 Mathematics B 13:00 13:00 14:00 14:00 15:00 15:00 16:00 16:00 17:00
Lecture/Tutorial, Semester 2 Mathematical Modelling [20-4501] 3208 Challis (Dr Neil), Gretton (Dr Harry) BSc 1 Maths Programme IT facilities required + large whiteboard PC Lab, Semester 2 Mathematical Modelling [20-4501] 322, 333 Challis (Dr Neil), Gretton (Dr Harry) BSc 1 Maths Programme
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Tutorial, Semester 2 Number & Structure [204503] 1032 Thompson (Mrs Liz) BSc 1 Mathematics B PC Lab, Semester 2
Lecture, Semester 2 Probability and Statistics [20-4506] 1027 Samson (Dr Andy) BSc 1 Maths Programme IT facilities required Lecture, 2 Semester Introduction to Computer Programming B [20-4508] 922 McLaughlin (Dr Ray) BSc 1 Maths Programme Requires IT facilities
Lecture/Tutorial, Semester 2 Mathematical Methods [20-4504] 3208 Thompson (Mrs Liz) BSc 1 Maths Programme IT facilities required + large whiteboard
Wednesday
Introduction to Computer Programming B [20-4508] 330 McLaughlin (Dr Ray) BSc 1 Maths Programme Lecture/Tutorial, Semester 2 History of Mathematics B [204512] 3204 Gretton (Dr Harry) BSc 1 Maths Programme IT facilities required Lecture, Semester 2 Mathematical Technology [20-4502] 3213 Gretton (Dr Harry), Waldock (Dr Jeff) BSc 1 Maths Programme IT facilities required PC Lab, Semester 2 Mathematical Technology [20-4502] 3220, 333 Gretton (Dr Harry), Waldock (Dr Jeff) BSc 1 Maths Programme Tut...
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