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FACULTY OF NATURAL SCIENCE 107 CLASSES IN THE FACULTY The times and rooms of all classes will be given on time-table on the Faculty noticeboard The following signs are used to indicate the nature of the courses Y-Intermediate Ζ-Final Sc General or Subsidiary A-Final Sc Special or Postgraduate S-Other courses The suffix denotes tutorial class The number of hours shown after each course is the number given to that course weekly MATHEMATICS Head of the Department Professor George Temple Ph Sc I-Intermediate Science -Pure Mathematics hrs -Tutorial Class hr Y2-Applied Mathematics hrs II-B Sc General and Subsidiary -Pure Mathematics-lst year hrs Z2-Pure Mathematics-2nd year hrs Z3-Applied Mathematics-lst year hrs Z4-Applied Mathematics-2nd year hrs Z5-Pure Mathematics special one-year course consisting of four lectures and one tutorial class weekly for students taking Mathe- matics subsidiary to Physics Ill-B Sc Special First Year A1-Foundations of Analysis Algebra Differential Equations Analytical Geometry Foundations of Projective Geometry A2-Statics Particle Dynamics Vectorial Methods Elementary Rigid Dynamics -Problem Classes Second Year A3-Theory of Series Functions of Real Variable Elementary Theory of Functions of Complex Variable Differential Equations and Special Functions Projective Geometry of two and three dimen- sions Elementary Differential Geometry of Curves and Surfaces A4-Analytical Dynamics Hydrostatics Potential Theory Theory of Wave Motion Elementary Electromagnetic Theory -Problem Classes Third Year A5-Functions of Complex Variable Higher Algebra and Matrices -Three-dimensional Motion of Rigid Bodies -Problem Classes