Your Maths Catalogue
As a staff-student collaboration we have created a catalogue for all first years and prospective students to help plan for the maths content that you will encounter on your course.
This catalogue will tell you
- What maths to expect in your first-year modules
- And provide you with a range of resources to practice
Below you can see some of our student personae tell you why the catalogue works for them.
Personae
How to use the maths catalogue
This short video (with no sound) shows how to use this catalogue. Both the video and the catalogue are pilot versions and updates may still be made.
The Project
This StudentShapers funded project was developed by staff and students to provide a resource for any student who is, or will be, studying at Imperial. Whether you are a maths student an engineer or studying the natural sciences this catalogue will tell you what maths you might expect to encounter in your year one modules and links to resources that will help you practice.
This catalogue covers first year modules which have substantial mathematical content within them which is likely to be based on concepts taught in the UK A-level system. The terminology is typically that which is used in the UK educational system, but we are aware that many students come from different systems and have different primary languages. One of the aims of this catalogue is to help those students fill in any gaps caused by different systems or language barriers. Some modules covering more advanced topics, such as mechanics, are not covered here as it is expected that they will be taught from scratch within your programmes. Nevertheless, the intro content in this catalogue will help you with the foundations of all maths.
Meet the Team
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Katie Stripe
Work and Interests
Working on inclusive learning projects across Imperial College, including Attributes and Aspirations and The Animated Inclusive Personae project.
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Dr Phil Ramsden
Personal details
Dr Phil Ramsden Director of Cross Curricular Mathematics EducationWork and Interests
A dynamicist by specialism, he has a passion for Maths Education; current projects involve outreach, visualisations and automated feedback.
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Dr Sam Brzezicki
Work and Interests
He uses complex numbers to solve problems in physics, engineering and natural sciences and has a passion for determining optimal strategy in games. He likes football, cats and croissants.
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Jack Kwok
Personal details
Jack Kwok 2nd Year Civil Engineering studentInterests
Playing badminton, cooking, and occasionally going camping.
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Madison Fernando
Personal details
Madison Fernando 3rd year biological sciences studentInterests
Travelling, baking, and taking photos.
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Wonjun Choi
Personal details
Wonjun Choi 3rd year Mathematics StudentInterests
Travelling and playing baseball!