The structure of Part II may be summarised as follows: • There are two types of lecture courses, labelled C and D. C-courses are all 24 lectures, D-courses may ...

Guide to Courses in Part II: Informal descriptions of third year courses ... There is a Computational Projects course in each of Part IB and part II.

How do I choose courses? Ideally, make a plan for both Michaelmas and Lent before you start Michaelmas lectures. You can always change things later, but ...

Analysis I · Concepts in Theoretical Physics · Differential Equations · Dynamics and Relativity · Groups · Introduction to Mechanics · Numbers and Sets · Probability.

In Part II, students are free to choose from a large number of courses over a wide range of mathematical topics; these are separated into more accessible C ...

If you are aiming for a 2.1, taking ~8 courses should be fine, and they can be a mixture of C and D courses in Part II. If you're aiming to just pass, taking ~ ...

Succeed with maths: part 2 is a free course which lasts about 8 weeks, with approximately 3 hours' study time each week. You can work through the course at your ...

Below are the notes I took during lectures in Cambridge, as well as the example sheets. None of this is official. Included as well are stripped-down versions.

The standard requirements for all 100-level mathematics courses except mathematics 1010 and 1260 are MA 0180, MA 0200, or MA 0350; and MA 0520 or MA 0540.

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