Maths reading lists

Do you have any more lecture notes? I didn't get any reading lists for MORSE :frown:

Reply 43

Narev

Do you have any more lecture notes? I didn't get any reading lists for MORSE :frown:

I have access to all maths module lecture notes and some stats/probability if they exist. People can feel free to make requests if they so wish and i will try to put them up.

Here is probability A and B. A is slightly outdated as the course has recently changed, and B is more like revision notes style but i'm afraid to say that this is exactly what the lectures are like!

Reply 44

IrrationalNumber

Do lots of people at warwick get S in STEP papers?

i haven't heard of any myself but there probably are some out there somewhere! Then again, if they get an S grade they would surely go to Cambridge :biggrin:

Reply 45

benwellsday

12

Yeah I'd of assumed anyone expecting an S would apply for cambridge. Then again I think cambridge is college based, not campus based, and I much prefer the campus based ones, because you get your own area and then you get the nearby town/city to invade too :biggrin:

If the lectures are mostly like revision notes do you have to do alot of work in your own time to understand it fully, or can you just learn what you're told?
Also how much stats type stuff do you do in the first year and is it anymore interesting than A-level stats? We only did S1 and it was sooooo boring, not helped by having a teacher who looked about ready to fall asleep.

Reply 46

El Matematico

I dont know many peoples STEP grade at Warwick, but a friend of mine got S in STEP and was rejected from Cambridge

benwellsday

Yeah I'd of assumed anyone expecting an S would apply for cambridge. Then again I think cambridge is college based, not campus based, and I much prefer the campus based ones, because you get your own area and then you get the nearby town/city to invade too :biggrin:

If the lectures are mostly like revision notes do you have to do alot of work in your own time to understand it fully, or can you just learn what you're told?
Also how much stats type stuff do you do in the first year and is it anymore interesting than A-level stats? We only did S1 and it was sooooo boring, not helped by having a teacher who looked about ready to fall asleep.

From what I remember, Probability A is compulsory and Probability B is 'List A', theres also other stats courses available like Stat Lab and Games and Decisions. The flexibility of the course means that you can pick and choose which modules you do with quite a lot of freedom (especially in later years).

Reply 47

Thanks England Captain :smile:

Reply 48

silent ninja

19

Totally Tom

im doing 38 :biggrin:

Morrisons FTW

where u at?

At a utility company. Missing all the tennis!!

Reply 49

Random notes by request, intro to geometry slightly old, but as far as i can tell it is essentially the exact same course:

Reply 50

Mechanics (games and decisions was too big to put up it seems)

Reply 51

Here is a link to the analysis 1 workbooks, i don't know if you guys can actually access it though!

http://www.warwick.ac.uk/~masdbd/analysis/

Is the distribution of this stuff actually legal?

Reply 52

England Captain

Here is a link to the analysis 1 workbooks, i don't know if you guys can actually access it though!

Is the distribution of this stuff actually legal?

Yup it can be accessed. I hope it is legal, wouldn't want you to get into trouble for uploading these files. Anyway, thanks again for these notes :smile:

Reply 53

Totally Tom

OP

18

we can access those work books captain, thanks.

now off to the school library to print about 500 pages...

Reply 54

Krush

10

Seriously, you guys should just relax during the holidays. Maybe take a quick look at some of the basics of Analysis I (epsilon-delta definition of convergence) but apart from that, just enjoy the summer and don't worry about all this material you'll be learning anyway in the few months to come.

Reply 55

benwellsday

12

If anyone else is like me then they'll have way too much time over summer and need something to keep them busy after going from non-stop revision to all of a sudden doing nothing all day and sleeping in till 1pm.
I'm looking through the notes for interest, but I'm not bothered about understanding or learning it properly just yet. Everyone says things are easier the second time round anyway.

Reply 56

Same here. Though I have had way too much time, since I had to serve two years in the military, hence I'd like to see the notes to gauge the difficulty and compare with A level syllabus..and to see how to transition back into studying life.

Reply 57

Kolya

17

England Captain

Is the distribution of this stuff actually legal?

For the ones that are openly hosted by the author of the notes then there is obviously no problem. For the ones that aren't, they might ask you to take them down.

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