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The examination will take place in the Department of Engineering.
| Tuesday 25 April | 9-10.30 | C8. | Environmental fluid mechanics |
| D3. | Power utilization | ||
| 2-3.30 | B10. | Finite elements | |
| C11. | Turbomachinery II | ||
| I5. | Digital communications | ||
| Wednesday 26 April | 9-10.30 | A14. | Contaminated land and waste containment |
| D6. | Solid state devices | ||
| 2-3.30 | A8. | Pre-stressed concrete | |
| C9. | Molecular thermodynamics | ||
| D11. | Photonic systems | ||
| I2. | Robust multivariable control | ||
| Thursday 27 April | 9-10.30 | I10. | Advanced pattern processing |
| F12. | Complex analysis and variational methods | ||
| 2-3.30 | B2. | Designing with composites | |
| C12. | Turbulence | ||
| Friday 28 April | 9-10.30 | A6. | Dynamics in civil engineering |
| I6. | Signal detection and estimation | ||
| Saturday 29 April | 9-10.30 | B12. | Wave propagation |
| D1. | Electrical machines | ||
| I9. | Medical imaging and 3-D computer graphics |
Candidates will be admitted to the examination room 15 minutes before the scheduled time of the examinations and will be given 10 minutes reading time before being allowed to start writing.
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Cambridge University Reporter, 8 March 2000
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