Overview:

This module provides experience of working in a multi-disciplinary group in order to design a complex engineering product, system or service under...

Overview:

This module provides experience of working in a multi-disciplinary group in order to design a complex engineering product, system or service under stringent time and resource limitations.

Students have the opportunity to apply the engineering knowledge and skills acquired in the earlier part of the MSc programme to a multifaceted design problem.  The group project applies formal project management techniques such as planning, resource allocation, cost estimation, project monitoring and reporting, as well as developing commercial skills and business awareness.

This module runs over the academic year for all MSc students in Mechanical Engineering and Power Systems Engineering. The projects are wide ranging in their themes and each project is championed by an individual member of academic staff.

Dummy module to hold the end of year 2 summative result contributing to the IBSc for the pre 2016 cohort.  Not part of the MBBS Year 2 diet.

This course introduces students to the foundations of modern mathematical analysis, reinforcing the concepts of convergence and continuity studied in the first...

This course introduces students to the foundations of modern mathematical analysis, reinforcing the concepts of convergence and continuity studied in the first year in the context of functions of a single real variable, and extending them to the setting of general metric and topological spaces. We introduce some powerful new concepts such as compactness, uniform convergence and contraction mappings, which, as an illustrative application, we use to prove well-posedness of initial value problems for ODEs. On top of its intrinsic elegance, the material studied in this course also prepares students for further study in functional analysis, partial differential equations, variational methods, numerical analysis and spectral theory.