• Three 1-hour seminars; • One 2-hour applied class (in weeks 2-12) and • 7 hours of independent study per week.
Evaluate and illustrate the extensive applications and significance of graph theory across diverse fields, particularly in mathematics and computer science
Construct mathematical proofs of theorems about graphs, demonstrating creativity and depth of understanding
Design, implement, and critically evaluate algorithms for solving various graph optimisation problems.
Communicate complex mathematical arguments and concepts related to graph theory with clarity and precision, both in written and oral forms, suitable for academic and professional contexts
Exhibit mastery in advanced problem-solving techniques, working both independently and collaboratively with staff and fellow students.
Apply some of the most famous theorems in graph theory, such as the max-flow-min-cut theorem, the marriage theorem, and the 4-colour theorem, to solve complex problems.
Critically analyse and synthesise concepts in graph theory.
