Calendar: 1963-1964 Page 119

118 FACULTY OF ARTS Field Work Students in all courses are required to give satisfactory evidence of having received adequate instruction in the field and field classes at which attendance is compulsory will be arranged during the session As an alternative to one of the courses A13-A21 candidates may write Dissertation not exceeding 5000 words in length on an approved geographical subject This should contain the results of some original investigation by the candidate and is submitted in the third year as one paper in the Final examination MATHEMATICS Head of the Department Professor John Greenlees Semple Ph First Session -Foundations of analysis Algebra Geometry Calculus and Differential Equations A2-Vector Calculus Dynamics Electrostatics Hydrodynamics A3-Development of Mathematical Ideas -Tutorial classes Second Session A4-Real Variable Complex Variable Geometry Differential Equations A5-Dynamics Electromagnetic Theory Thermodynamics Wave Theory -Tutorial classes Third Session A6-Mathematical methods A7-Advanced subject courses on selected branches of Pure and Applied Mathematics A-Tutorial classes Students will also attend Intercollegiate Lectures as arranged by the Board of Studies in Mathematics I-B General Ist year Z2- 2nd year Za- 3nd year Mathematics hrs Mathematics hrs Mathematics hrs II-B Honours