Differential geometry is a Mathematical discipline that uses tools, techniques of differential calculus, integral calculus, linear algebra and multilinear algebra to study problems in geometry
The Mathematics Project is a Final Year module in the BSc in Mathematics (Both Applied mathematics and statistical Mathematics).
By taking this module, students are given the opportunity to undertake independent studies to master a particular topic and use this knowledge to solve a specific problem in applied or pure mathematics.
The Research methodology required for the Mathematics Project is completed as a separate module in the first trimester, the Mathematics Report, which is evaluated independently. This first module gives students the chance to realise whether undertaking the Mathematics Project in the topic would meet their preference, interest or career prospects. At the the end of Final year project students should produce a report with the project's outcomes.
All projects are closely supervised by Members of the Academic Staff with expertise in the project's area. While students are encouraged to present their own project proposals, they are also offered a list of proposals from potential supervisors.