B.Sc. Mathematics (Hons)
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Bachelor's degree
In Hull
Description
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Bachelor's degree
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Location
Hull
BSc Mathematics(Hons) at The University of Hull is accredited by the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications and provides students with the desirable, transferable skills highly valued by employers. Our programme prepares students for their future careers by allowing them to think conceptually and abstractly, along with posing considerable intellectual challenge.
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Subjects
- GCSE Mathematics
- Mathematics
- Mechanics
- Probability
- University
- Skills and Training
Course programme
Our Mathematics courses have been developed to help you gain an understanding of pure and applied mathematics, as well as a grounding in statistics and probability. The development of key communication skills are embedded within the curriculum.
Year OneYou will study a range of core modules themed around: vector and linear algebra; introduction to university mathematics; numbers, sequences and series; probability and statistics; calculus; and modelling and mechanics.You will also learn to use mathematical software such as MATLAB, Maple and LaTeX.
Year TwoIn year 2, modules are themed around: analysis; numerical analysis; differential equations; linear algebra and groups; vector calculus; functions of a complex variable; and statistical inference and methods.
Final YearThe main focus in this phase of the course is your final-year project that will involve an in-depth study of a problem of your own choosing, drawn from the interests of a member of staff.
Other modules may be themed around: partial differential equations; measure, probability and integration; geometry and topology; differential geometry; fluid mechanics; classical and quantum mechanics; numerical analysis; and statistical models.
B.Sc. Mathematics (Hons)