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I applied to this course, but from the videos ive seen online it looks like all of the work is done in a classroom rather than a lecture hall. Is that the case?
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I applied to this course, but from the videos ive seen online it looks like all of the work is done in a classroom rather than a lecture hall. Is that the case?
I applied to this course, but from the videos ive seen online it looks like all of the work is done in a classroom rather than a lecture hall. Is that the case?
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https://www.bris.ac.uk/unit-programm...Code=EMAT10008
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For any small course, such as Engineering Mathematics at Bristol presumably, you will end up with a lot of classes in classrooms or classroom sized lecture theatres as it would be inefficient to place you in a full sized lecture theatre.
Don't worry about it too much, it won't make much difference to how you're taught.
Don't worry about it too much, it won't make much difference to how you're taught.
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I also applied for Engineering Mathematics at bristol and I am doing futher mathsHow much maths would I learn in the fist year if i have done futher maths? Do you learn more maths than other engineerings?
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I also applied for Engineering Mathematics at bristol and I am doing futher mathsHow much maths would I learn in the fist year if i have done futher maths? Do you learn more maths than other engineerings?
I also applied for Engineering Mathematics at bristol and I am doing futher mathsHow much maths would I learn in the fist year if i have done futher maths? Do you learn more maths than other engineerings?
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I also applied for Engineering Mathematics at bristol and I am doing futher mathsHow much maths would I learn in the fist year if i have done futher maths? Do you learn more maths than other engineerings?
I also applied for Engineering Mathematics at bristol and I am doing futher mathsHow much maths would I learn in the fist year if i have done futher maths? Do you learn more maths than other engineerings?
You do an awful lot more maths than other engineering disciplines, most of the content would be described as parts of control engineering which is a highly mathematical discipline often applied elsewhere e.g. in economics, meteorology, sociology, etc. in order to try and model patterns and forecast trends though it also delves into more classically engineering related areas such as AI, robotics, signal processing, and a lot more stuff which wouldn't mean anything to you if I started talking about it but I assure you it's very important haha. I would say that Bristol's Engineering Mathematics course covers the more mathematical aspects of Control Engineering, which as said is already a very mathematical discipline, miles ahead of even EEE which would be the next most mathematical, so yes, lots of maths.
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