CO901 Learning Outcomes
LEARNING OUTCOMES (By the end of the module the student should be able to....) |
Teaching and learning methods enabling students to achieve this learning outcome. |
Assessment methods will measuring the achievement of this learning outcome. |
(a) Subject knowledge and understanding The student should have a conceptual understanding of the collective features emerging from interacting many-agent systems. They should be able to adapt and develop current models of such systems. They should be able to identify and interpret complex behaviour, such as Self-Organised Criticality. They should have a comprehensive overview of such systems in terms of graphs. |
Lectures; Classwork including in groups/teams, plus feedback; problem solving and feedback; directed reading; private study. |
Oral examination; Written reports; Oral Presentations. |
(b) Key Skills They should be able to work effectively in a team. They should be able to create mathematical models of complex systems. |
Classwork Lectures, reading, classwork |
Oral Presentation; Reports; oral examination. |
(c) Cognitive Skills They should be able to evaluate, interpret and judge numerical data critically. |
Classwork |
Written reports, oral examination. |
(d) Subject-Specific/Professional Skills They should be able to build practical numerical simulations of complex systems. |
Classwork |
Written reports |