Fear with joy the final judgement.
- Elizabeth Langgaesser, Fuerchte Gott
The unit mark is calculated from one 2 ½ -hour examination consisting of four questions, all of which should be attempted. Calculators are not permitted.
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Notes for the 2015-16 exam:
Q3a,b involves stability and bifurcations of periodic orbits which were not covered this year (Chapter 9). |
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Solution to the 2018-19 exam is available on request.
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Notes for the 2017-18 exam:
Q2c,d involves centre manifolds for three-dimensional systems. Although we covered the concepts and methods in class, since we did not work out similar examples, this year's exam will not contain questions involving centre manifolds for three-dimensional systems.
Q3d involves stability and bifurcations of periodic orbits which were not covered this year (Chapter 9).
Q2c,d involves centre manifolds for three-dimensional systems. Although we covered the concepts and methods in class, since we did not work out similar examples, this year's exam will not contain questions involving centre manifolds for three-dimensional systems.
Q3d involves stability and bifurcations of periodic orbits which were not covered this year (Chapter 9).
There will be in-class mini mock exams instead of the 3pm lecture on Friday 9 Nov and the 1pm lecture on Monday 17 Dec. These mock exams will be solved on the board in the following lecture / problems class.
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Questions about the exam ... |
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What mark should I aim for? |
100 |
What should I do to get a good grade? |
Attend lectures, pay attention, ask questions. Study regularly, discuss the material with study partners, bring remaining difficulties to the drop-in session. Submit homework, process feedback and learn from solutions. Take mock exams with past exam papers. Proactively identify and promptly address obstacles to learning. Take immediate action if you're falling behind - consult with the lecturer or a tutor if you would like guidance. |
