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DEGREE REGULATIONS & PROGRAMMES OF STUDY 2005/2006
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Artificial Intelligence and Mathematics (BSc)
Degree Type: Combined Honours
UCAS Code: GG17
NYT Course S L CT
1 Informatics 1A O 8 20
Informatics 1B O 8 20
Differential Equations, Modelling and Solution P 8 10
Geometry and Convergence P 8 10
Group Theory: An Introduction to Abstract Mathematics P 8 10
Linear Programming and Graph Theory P 8 10
Practical Calculus P 8 10
Solving Equations P 8 10
Further courses A-Q 7/8 20
2 Informatics 2A O 8 20
Informatics 2B O 8 20
Foundations of Calculus P 8 10
Linear Algebra P 8 10
Methods of Applied Mathematics P 8 10
Several Variable Calculus P 8 10
Further courses A-Q 7/8/9 40
3 * AI Large Practical O 9 10
Complex Variable and Differential Equations P 9 20
ONE OF:
  Algebra P 10 20
  Pure and Applied Analysis P 10 20
Further courses in Artificial Intelligence † O 9 30
Further courses O/P 9/10 30
Further course A-Q 9/10 10
4 ONE OF:
  Honours Project (Informatics) O 10 40
  Project in Mathematics (Double) P 10 40
  Automated Reasoning O 10 10
Further Courses in Artificial Intelligence † O 10 20
Courses in Mathematics ‡ P 10/11 30
Further course # O/P 10 10
Further course A-Q 10 10
* Entry to Honours requires a pass at 50% or above at the first attempt in one of the Informatics 2 courses, a pass in the other Informatics 2 course and passes at 50% or above in Foundations of Calculus, Linear Algebra, Methods of Applied Mathematics and Several Variable Calculus, or the permission of the relevant Head of School.
†  Documentation giving details, as well as restrictions on choice of courses in the School of Informatics, will be available for students entering the year to facilitate advance planning.
‡  Documentation giving details, as well as restrictions on choice of courses in the School of Mathematics, will be available for students entering the year to facilitate advance planning.
#  Students must take at least 40 points worth of courses in the school in which they do not take their project.
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