Calendar: 1961-1962 Page 150

150 GLASSES IN THE FACULTY The times and rooms of all classes will be given on time-table on the Faculty notice board The following signs are used to indicate the nature of the courses Ζ-B Sc General or Ancillary A-B 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 John Greenlees Semple Ph I-B So General Subsidiary and Ancillary Zj-Mathematics-lst year hrs Zs-Mathematics-2nd year hrs -Mathematics-3rd year hrs Z4-Mathematics special one-year course consisting of three lectures and one tutorial class weekly for students taking Mathematics ancillary to Physics and to Chemistry z5-Mathematics special course of one lecture week for second- year students reading for Sc Special Chemistry II-B S0 Special First Session -Analysis Calculus and Algebra Geometry -Vector Algebra and Analysis Two Dimensional Dynamics of Particle and Rigid Body -Problem Classes Second Session -Differential Equations Analysis Algebra Geometry Theory of Functions of Complex Variable A4-Three Dimensional Dynamics of Particle and Rigid Body Analytical Dynamics Electricity and Magnetism Hydrodynamics Vibrations and Wave Motion Elementary Statistics -Problem Classes Third Session -Problem Classes A5-Advanced Subjects Courses chosen from the following sub- jects Functions of Real Variable Functions of Complex Variable Elliptic Functions Algebraic Geometry Differential Geometry Mathematical Statistics Algebraic Numbers Combinatorial Topo- logy Hydrodynamics Relativity Electromagnetic Theory Elasticity Stellar Structure Quantum Theory Courses of lectures on other Advanced Subjects will be given as occasion demands Ae-Interco Mathematics