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Original post by Woostarite
This isn't true. I know for a fact that graph sketching questions are sometimes asked in mathematics interviews (for those applying for straight maths for example).


That's not what Noble's trying to say, but I go that impression at first as well. He's saying that the reason for giving graph sketching questions to interviwees isn't because they'll be doing lots of graph sketching at uni but because it's a good exercise to see how they think :smile:
Oops, point taken. Should have read beyond the first sentence!
Reply 1862
Has anyone Applying for pure CS to Worcester been offered an interview yet?
Reply 1863
Just got math interview from St hugh's!
Original post by yxcai
Just got math interview from St hugh's!

Good Luck. Still waiting for mine from Lincoln
Have any Christ church applicants received any letters so far?

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Just received an interview invitation from Queen's!


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Original post by Woostarite
Oops, point taken. Should have read beyond the first sentence!


Or, beyond the first half of the first sentence :tongue:
Reply 1868
Interview at Brasenose for Maths and Philosophy!
Reply 1869
Nice! I just got mine for CS and Philosophy at Hertford, hadn't realised quite how nervous I was until I saw it. Out of curiosity, is there anyone else here who applied for CS/Phil? Or for Hertford? Haven't seen much of either so far.
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Original post by GMU10
Interview at Brasenose for Maths and Philosophy!


Original post by ricraz
Nice! I just got mine for CS and Philosophy at Hertford, hadn't realised quite how nervous I was until I saw it. Out of curiosity, is there anyone else here who applied for CS/Phil? Or for Hertford? Haven't seen much of either so far.


Congratulations! You guys will have separate interviews for philosophy, right?

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Original post by souktik
Congratulations! You guys will have separate interviews for philosophy, right?

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Hmmm, I don't think so? I know that for CS/Phil at Hertford at least, the professor in charge has taught both CS and Philosophy, so I wouldn't be surprised if they were combined into one interview. Then again, I doubt that's true for many if any other colleges.
Original post by ricraz
Nice! I just got mine for CS and Philosophy at Hertford, hadn't realised quite how nervous I was until I saw it. Out of curiosity, is there anyone else here who applied for CS/Phil? Or for Hertford? Haven't seen much of either so far.


Well done!

Still waiting for maths at hertford

Gahhh
Just got an interview for maths philosophy at Trinity . Whew, soso relieved!
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Original post by ricraz
Hmmm, I don't think so? I know that for CS/Phil at Hertford at least, the professor in charge has taught both CS and Philosophy, so I wouldn't be surprised if they were combined into one interview. Then again, I doubt that's true for many if any other colleges.


Oh, okay. That's good, then. I had considered applying for all the joint maths courses initially, and I couldn't decide. Ended up applying for straight maths. :tongue:
I've never had a chance to study philosophy, but I've always been curious about it. Best of luck for your interview. :smile:

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Original post by haydenkwangl
Just received an interview invitation from Queen's!


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Guess I'll be seeing you there then :wink: haha
st johns interview woop
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Original post by souktik
Oh, okay. That's good, then. I had considered applying for all the joint maths courses initially, and I couldn't decide. Ended up applying for straight maths. :tongue:
I've never had a chance to study philosophy, but I've always been curious about it. Best of luck for your interview. :smile:

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Thanks :smile: I was pretty torn between CS/maths and CS/Phil myself, since I enjoy discrete maths, probability etc. Luckily it seems like that stuff is covered in any degree involving CS, while I get to avoid most analysis/multi variable calculus/other messy things.
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Original post by ricraz
Thanks :smile: I was pretty torn between CS/maths and CS/Phil myself, since I enjoy discrete maths, probability etc. Luckily it seems like that stuff is covered in any degree involving CS, while I get to avoid most analysis/multi variable calculus/other messy things.


Those are my favourite bits of maths as well. Combinatorics, number theory, probability, etc. But the "messy stuff" is also pretty cool. :biggrin:

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KEBLE HAVE SENT MATHS LETTERS!!

Letters for the following subjects have now gone out:


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Biological Sciences (25 Nov)

Chemistry (21 Nov)

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Computer Science (27 Nov)

Economics & Management (2 Dec)

English (29th Nov)

Geography (29 Nov)

History and Joint (27 Nov)

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Law (25 Nov)

Maths (including Statistics) (2 Dec)

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