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A variety of mathematical topics.
Throught the work on the project the student shall learn how to present mathematics in oral and written form.
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MAT1100 - Calculus, MAT1110 - Calculus and linear algebra, MAT1120 - Linear algebra and at least one of the following subjects: MAT1300 - Analysis I, MAT2200 - Groups, Rings and Fields, MAT2300 - Analysis II, MAT2500 - Geometry
MAT1100 - Calculus, MAT1110 - Calculus and linear algebra, MAT1120 - Linear algebra, MAT1300 - Analysis I and MAT2300 - Analysis II. It is recommended to take this course at the same time as MAT2200 - Groups, Rings and Fields.
5 credits with STK2010 - Project in data analysis and STK-MAT2010 - Prosjekt i finans, forsikring og risiko
* The information about overlaps is not complete. Contact the department for more information if necessary.
A short introduction to LaTex and the use of library and net resources will be given the first few weeks. In connection with this, one compulsory assignment is given.
Before a fixed deadline the students have to chose a subject for their project assignment and have it approved. For most of the semester the students have to work on their own, under guidance, with the project. At the end of the semester the project is presented in plenum.
One compulsary assignment has to be approved in addition to the project and the presentation of this which is judge to passed/failed.
Rules for home assignments at the Department of Mathematics (norwegian only)
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