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GGES3012 2027-28
Geography Research Project
Independent research project to produce a thesis of original geographic research. -
SOES2003 2026-27
Geohazards
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SOES2003 2027-28
Geohazards
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SOES2003 2028-29
Geohazards
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MATH6138 2025-26
Geometric Group Theory
Students will be able to apply logic and reason to prove basic results in geometric group theory. They will be able to use the geometry of the hyperbolic plane and other related simple geometric artefacts to demonstrate many of the standard features of geometric group theory. Students will also be able to work with free groups and group presentations. While developing theoretical understanding, students will be able to use examples to illustrate different aspects of geometry and group theory. -
MATH6138 2029-30
Geometric Group Theory
Students will be able to apply logic and reason to prove basic results in geometric group theory. They will be able to use the geometry of the hyperbolic plane and other related simple geometric artefacts to demonstrate many of the standard features of geometric group theory. Students will also be able to work with free groups and group presentations. While developing theoretical understanding, students will be able to use examples to illustrate different aspects of geometry and group theory. -
MATH6138 2026-27
Geometric Group Theory
Students will be able to apply logic and reason to prove basic results in geometric group theory. They will be able to use the geometry of the hyperbolic plane and other related simple geometric artefacts to demonstrate many of the standard features of geometric group theory. Students will also be able to work with free groups and group presentations. While developing theoretical understanding, students will be able to use examples to illustrate different aspects of geometry and group theory. -
MATH6138 2028-29
Geometric Group Theory
Students will be able to apply logic and reason to prove basic results in geometric group theory. They will be able to use the geometry of the hyperbolic plane and other related simple geometric artefacts to demonstrate many of the standard features of geometric group theory. Students will also be able to work with free groups and group presentations. While developing theoretical understanding, students will be able to use examples to illustrate different aspects of geometry and group theory. -
MATH3095 2027-28
Geometry and Data
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MATH3095 2028-29
Geometry and Data