• 3 hours of seminars; • 1 hour applied session and • 8 hours of independent study per week
Demonstrate profound understanding of the core concepts in algebraic topology.
Apply critical thinking to judge the validity of mathematical reasoning.
Communicate difficult mathematical concepts and arguments with clarity.
Formulate complex mathematical arguments in algebraic topology.
Apply sophisticated tools of algebraic topology to tackle new problems.
This unit is offered at both Level 4 and Level 5, differentiated by the level of the assessment. If you are enrolled in MTH5115 you will be expected to demonstrate a higher level of learning in this subject than those enrolled in MTH4115 . The assignments and exam in this unit will use some common items from the MTH4115 assessment tasks, in combination with several higher level questions and tasks.
This unit is offered at both Level 4 and Level 5, differentiated by the level of the assessment. If you are enrolled in MTH5115 you will be expected to demonstrate a higher level of learning in this subject than those enrolled in MTH4115 . The assignments and exam in this unit will use some common items from the MTH4115 assessment tasks, in combination with several higher level questions and tasks.
