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University Courses
1994
S103 Science foundation now updated to S103
covers the Sciences: Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Earth
Sciences.
1995 ST240
Our Chemical
Environment
The course concentrates on materials, energy, food, nutrition, health
and the quality of life and how molecular structure is crucial to
the way things behave
T237 Environmental
Control and Public Health
Teaches methods of pollution identification, assessment,
measurement and control in the fields of land, air, water and noise
pollution.
1996 S268
Physical
Resources and Environment
The course focuses on the resources from which we get our
building materials, water, energy and metals, their sustainability
and occurrence, how they are extracted, and the environmental consequence.
S280 Science
Matters
Teaches how to recognize incompleteness, variability and unreliability
in scientific data and how to assess the quality and interpretation
of scientific data.
1997 T303
Environmental
monitoring, modelling and control A project assessing
the environmental impacts of a Energy from Waste MSW Incinerator.
(Distinction awarded)
1998 M206 Computing:
An Object-oriented Approach An object-oriented view
of software development, uses Smalltalk
1999 M358
Relational
Databases Relational theory, SQL and development of database
systems.
MT365 Networks,
Graphs and Design The main topics of mathematical
interest are graphs and digraphs; network flows; block designs;
geometry; codes; mathematical modelling. Areas covered include communications;
structures and mechanisms; electrical networks; transport systems,social
networks; computer science.
2000
MT262 Putting
Computer Systems to work My final course which completes
the Dip.Comp.
The course develops skills in analysis and design, with practical
programming in C++,using non-object and object-oriented approaches
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