Core Courses
There are four core courses:
- A1 Mathematical Methods
- A2 Applied Partial Differential Equations
- B1 Numerical Solution of Differential Equations and Numerical Linear Algebra
- B2 Finite Element Methods and Further Numerical Linear Algebra
The core courses consist of both lectures and examples classes, and students must attend both. Some preparatory reading relating to the core courses is suggested. Past exam papers can be found on the OXAM website and the Mathematical Institute website.
A1 Mathematical Methods
The Mathematical Methods core course consists of 28 lectures in MT as follows:
- The 6 lectures comprising Introduction to Applied Mathematics (Dr Andrew Fowler), synopsis, course material
- The 14 lectures comprising Techniques of Applied Mathematics (Dr Andreas Münch), synopsis, course material
- The 8 lectures comprising Mathematical Methods (Professor Jon Chapman), synopsis, course material
A2 Applied Partial Differential Equations
The Applied Partial Differential Equations core course consists of 24 lectures in HT as follows:
- The 16 lectures comprising Applied Partial Differential Equations (Professor Helen Byrne), synopsis, course material
- The 8 lectures comprising Further Partial Differential Equations (Dr Paul Dellar), synopsis, course material
B1 Numerical Solution of Differential Equations and Numerical Linear Algebra
The Numerical Solution of Differential Equations and Numerical Linear Algebra core course consists of 24 lectures in MT as follows:
- The 16 lectures comprising Numerical Solution of Differential Equations I (Dr Ian Sobey), synopsis, course material
- The first 8 lectures from the course Numerical Linear Algebra (Dr Andy Wathen), synopsis, course material
B2 Finite Element Methods and Further Numerical Linear Algebra
The Finite Element Methods and Further Numerical Linear Algebra core course consists of 24 lectures, 8 in MT and 16 in HT, as follows:
- The second 8 lectures from the course Numerical Linear Algebra (Dr Andy Wathen, MT), synopsis, course material
- The 16 lectures comprising Finite Element Methods (Professor Endre Süli), synopsis, course material