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Engineering Tripos, Part IIB, and Electrical and Information Sciences Tripos, Part II, 2002: Notice

The Faculty Board of Engineering give notice that, in accordance with Regulation 23 for the Engineering Tripos and Electrical and Information Sciences Tripos (Statutes and Ordinances, p. 280), the modules prescribed for the examinations to be held in 2002, and the mode of examination for each module, will be as follows:

Restrictions on the combinations of modules candidates may choose to offer

Candidates when choosing modules for examination may not offer two or more modules from any one of the following sets. The written examination for modules in Sets 1-10 will be held at the beginning of the Lent Term, and for modules in Sets 11-20 at the beginning of the Easter Term (Statutes and Ordinances, p. 280).

Michaelmas Term

Set 1  

A9 Thin-walled structures

D4 Computational electromagnetics

I1 Control system design

Set 2

A10 Structural steel

C2 Computational fluid mechanics

I10 Advanced pattern processing

Set 3

A1 Petroleum engineering

B2 Designing with composites

C5 Internal combustion engines

D8 Electronic system design

Set 4

A7 Concrete and masonry structures

B6 Advanced linear vibrations

I3 Non-linear and hybrid systems

Set 5

B4 Design methods

D7 VLSI design, technology, and CAD

F13 Linear algebra and optimization

Set 6

A2 Lightweight structures

B7 Random and non-linear vibrations

C6 Flow induced sound and vibration

D14 Solar electronic power: generation and distribution

Set 7

B9 Continuum mechanics

F6 Accounting and finance

C9 Molecular thermodynamics

Set 8

A5 Foundation engineering

B3 Electrical materials

I7 Digital filters and spectrum estimation

Set 9

C4 Aircraft stability and control

D15 Advanced telecommunications networks

I12 Computer vision and robotics

Set 10

A12 Coastal and off-shore engineering

C3 Turbomachinery I

D5 Nanotechnology

I8 Image processing and image coding

Lent Term

Set 11

B8 Applications of dynamics

C8 Environmental fluid mechanics

D10 Optoelectronic technology

Set 12

A6 Dynamics in civil engineering

B13 MEMS

C12 Turbulence

I6 Signal detection and estimation

Set 13

A14 Contaminated land and waste containment

C10 Flow instability

D6 Solid state devices

Set 14

A8 Pre-stressed concrete

D11 Photonic systems

I2 Robust multivariable control

Set 15

B5 Design case studies

I11 Speech processing

F12 Complex analysis and variational methods

Set 16

A13 Architectural engineering

C1 Nuclear power engineering

D13 Electronic sensors and instrumentation

Set 17

F10 French

F11 German

Set 18

B10 Finite elements

C11 Turbomachinery II

I5 Digital communications

Set 19

B12 Wave propagation

D1 Electrical machines

I9 Medical imaging and 3-D computer graphics

F14 Engineering for sustainable development

Set 20

A4 Ground engineering

B1 Deformation and fracture

C7 Aerodynamics

Modules not assigned to sets 2001-02

F3 Operations research (Lent Term)

F5 International business economics (Lent Term)

F7 Enterprise and business development (Lent Term)

F8 Design and management of manufacturing systems (Michaelmas Term)

F9 Surveying field course (Long Vacation, 2001)

J1 Real options for engineering systems (Lent Term)

J2 Molecular and cellular biomechanics (Michaelmas Term)

R1 Stochastic processes and optimization methods (Lent Term)

R2 Materials and process selection (Lent Term)

R5 Geotechnical modelling (Michaelmas Term)

R6 Advanced shell structures (Lent Term)

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Cambridge University Reporter, 20 June 2001
Copyright © 2001 The Chancellor, Masters and Scholars of the University of Cambridge.