Well organized, a little bit heavy on the topics at the beginning of the course, but gets relatively more enjoyable towards the end. Down-side: lectures are recorded but not in any way that helps you study if you don't attend them in the first place. They record half of the screen only, if you're lucky sometimes the two streams record alternate page numbers so you get a whole out of two halves, but can't depend on it.

Best math subject I've done so far. Very good for engineering students as it only teaching you what you'll need to know for other engineering subjects (unlike the equivalent single branch subjects which go into way too much depth). The coordinator of this subject however makes your life hell by purposefully not recording lectures properly so you have to attend in person. This is not allowed by the student union so make sure you complain when they start doing it.

Interesting and engaging subject, probably the most enjoyable mathematics I've undertaken thus far.

If you fall behind its a tough subject. Attend all the lectures and tutes and you should be fine. Remember this is University maths and not High school.

One of my best maths subject so far. New topics might seem a bit scary initially. They get "smooth" eventually ;-) Have Fun !

Important subject for students wanting to do mechanical/electrical engineering. Covers key skills like Laplace transforms, convolution, Fourier and Taylor series. Very similar to Calculus 2 in terms of subject format and assessment.

easier than calc 2

Great Subject!

Great subject. The lecture notes are very clear and easy to follow. Lecture captures are only made available at the end of the semester ( during swot vac) so make sure you attend the lectures to get all the notes written down!

It follows a similar format to many previous maths subjects like Linear Algebra, Calculus 1 and 2. You can do well in it by following the problem sheet booklet and just doing practice questions. It has great subject material, focusing a lot on how different techniques can be used to solve really hard ODEs and PDEs. Overall a very good subject.