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Learning outcomes

Mathematical Modelling and Computation

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On successful completion of a major or minor in Mathematical Modelling And Computation, students will be able to:

 Learning outcome
1Apply mathematical concept to analyse specific problems and identify the appropriate mathematics to realise a solution. 
2Recognise the connections between mathematics and other disciplines, and how mathematical ideas are embedded in other contexts
3Model a variety of systems efficiently using computer programming and statistical analysis skills
4Represent real-world systems from science and technology in a mathematical framework
5Analyse, solve and evaluate the performance of mathematical models using appropriate methods
6Demonstrate a capacity to pursue independent mathematical learning and deepen understanding of the behaviour of a given system, including identifying relevant disciplinary material and sources
7Demonstrate capacity to work both independently and collaboratively within mathematics and computation and beyond in a variety of contexts