Last year's maths is easy, this year's maths is hard and next year's maths is impossible.
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Assessment 2 will be on the Wednesday of Week 6, 19 October 2016.
The following group will sit the assessment at 17:15 (arrive around 17:05):
The following group will sit the assessment at 18:15 (arrive around 18:05)
Keep an eye on your CIT Blackboard and email for the latest and definitive assessment information.
We finished talking about average and deviation.
We will start the third chapter on algebra.
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These will be corrected this week but I probably won’t have the results until some time next week. I should have Assessment 2 ready at some stage next week.
Assessment 1 has been emailed to all of you. The hand in date in TODAY, Thursday 13 October. Work handed in late shall be assigned a mark of zero.
I am emailing a link of this to everyone on the class list every week. If you are not receiving these emails or want to have them sent to another email address feel free to email me at jpmccarthymaths@gmail.com and I will add you to the mailing list.
The first 15% test will take place at 9 am Tuesday 18 October in B149 (Week 6). You can find a sample in the course notes, after the section on rates of change. It is a test that could arguably take 42 minutes but I’ll give ye from 09.05 — 10.00. You will be given a copy of these tables. Don’t worry I’ll scribble out the “UCC”!
Note that the format will be the same of this.
In Week 5 we spoke about applications of differentiation to rates of change and finding the maximum/minimum of a function.
In Week 6 we will apply what we learned to optimisation problems.
The following is taken (almost) directly from the first draft of my PhD thesis.
This functor can be used to motivate the correct notion of (the algebra of functions on) a quantum group. Note that the ‘quantised’ objects that are arrived at via this ‘categorical quantisation’ are nothing but the established definitions so this section should be considered as little more than a motivation. The author feels that introductory texts on quantum groups could include these ideas and that is why they are included here. This quantisation is the translation of statements about a finite group, 
This notion of quantisation sits naturally in category theory where two functors — the 
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11:00, Tuesday 11 October in D160
Results out in the next few days…
Assessment 2 will be on the Wednesday of Week 6, 19 October 2016.
Keep an eye on your CIT Blackboard and email for the latest and definitive assessment information.
We looked at tax and interest as well as length and area. We started talking about trigonometry.
We will finish off the section on trigonometry and then move onto statistics.
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Assessment 1 has been emailed to all of you. The hand in date in Thursday 13 October. Work handed in late shall be assigned a mark of zero.
I am emailing a link of this to everyone on the class list every week. If you are not receiving these emails or want to have them sent to another email address feel free to email me at jpmccarthymaths@gmail.com and I will add you to the mailing list.
11:00, Wednesday 12 October in B245
The first 15% test will take place at 9 am Tuesday 18 October in B149 (Week 6). You can find a sample in the course notes, after the section on rates of change I think… actually I am not 100% where it is. It is a test that could arguably take 42 minutes but I’ll give ye from 09.05 — 10.00. You will be given a copy of these tables. Don’t worry I’ll scribble out the “UCC”!
Note that the format will be the same of this.
but this is dependent on our progress in lectures.
In Week 4 we covered the Chain Rule in depth.
In Week 5 we will finish off our Chain Rule examples then talk about applications of differentiation to rates of change.
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Assessment 1 will be on the Wednesday of Week 4, 5 October 2016.
The following group will sit the assessment at 17:15 (arrive around 17:05):
The following group will sit the assessment at 18:15 (arrive around 18:05)
Keep an eye on your CIT Blackboard and email for the latest and definitive assessment information.
We started the Assessment 2 material by looking at VAT, Income Tax and Interest.
We will continue our work on Chapter 2.
I am emailing a link of this to everyone on the class list every week. If you are not receiving these emails or want to have them sent to another email address feel free to email me at jpmccarthymaths@gmail.com and I will add you to the mailing list.
The first 15% test will take place at 9 am Tuesday 18 October in B149 (Week 6). You can find a sample in the course notes, after the section on rates of change I think… actually I am not 100% where it is. It is a test that could arguably take 42 minutes but I’ll give ye from 09.05 — 10.00. You will be given a copy of these tables. Don’t worry I’ll scribble out the “UCC”!
Note that the format will be the same of this.
but this is dependent on our progress in lectures.
In Week 3 we covered everything in the notes up to the quotient rule.
In Week 4 we will talk about another way of combining functions — composition — and how to differentiate them — the Chain Rule.
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