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19 May 2011: Course material 2010–11. Economics and Law. Principal lecturer: Mr Jack Lang.

29 Nov 2011: b)two written examinations which may cover all core subjects prescribed in the syllabus. ... SCHEDULE. Subjects from the following examinations:. Economic and Social History. Latin-American Studies.

13 Oct 2011: Syllabus. IPng [4 lectures, including overview/revision from Digital Communication I and II, Jon Crowcroft]. ... Addison-Wesley. Economics and networks:. Frank, Robert H. (2008). The economic naturalist: why economics explains almost everything.

29 Nov 2011: Group 1 shall comprise the following subjects:. 1.Development economics. 2.Institutions and development. ... Economics. Modern Society and Global Transformations. Environment, Society, and Development. Planning, Growth, and Regeneration.

29 Nov 2011: Group 1 shall comprise the following subjects:. 1.Development economics. 2.Institutions and development. ... Economics. Modern Society and Global Transformations. Environment, Society, and Development. Planning, Growth, and Regeneration.

29 Nov 2011: A balance is maintained between the narrative of political events and social and economic history. ... Under the rubric of economics, the course treats the nature and interaction of different systems of production, distribution, and exchange, and

8 Nov 2011: This new lecture is listed on the syllabus as "Building a simple RISC machine". ... The syllabus. No. of lectures: 22 (including 4 via a web-based tutor).

17 Nov 2011: Network economics. Real and virtual networks, supply-side versus demand-side scale economies, Metcalfe’s law, the dominant firm model, the differentiated pricing model Data Protection Act, Distance Selling regulations, business ... At the end of the

17 Nov 2011: They should understand the software development life cycle and its basic economics.

29 Nov 2011: Group 1 shall comprise the following subjects:. 1.Development economics. 2.Institutions and development. ... Economics. Modern Society and Global Transformations. Environment, Society, and Development. Planning, Growth, and Regeneration.

14 Nov 2011: Course pages 2011–12. Semantics of Programming Languages. Principal lecturer: Dr Sam Staton. Taken by:contact lecturer for access permission). No. of lectures: 12. This course is a prerequisite for the Part II courses Topics in Concurrency, and

9 Nov 2011: Course pages 2011–12. Prolog. Principal lecturer: Dr David Evans. Taken by:There is now secret stuff here! Send me email if you think you should be able to get at it.). No. of lectures: 6. Prerequisite courses: Foundations of Computer Science,

17 Nov 2011: Course pages 2011–12. Unix Tools. Principal lecturer: Dr Markus Kuhn. No. of lectures: 10. Operating Systems provides a useful foundation for this course. This non-examinable course provides students with basic Unix/Linux experience some important

17 Nov 2011: Course pages 2011–12. Artificial Intelligence I. Principal lecturer: Dr Sean Holden. Taken by:contact lecturer for access permission). No. of lectures: 12. Prerequisite courses: Algorithms I. In addition the course requires some mathematics, in

17 Nov 2011: Course pages 2011–12. Complexity Theory. Principal lecturer: Prof Anuj Dawar. Taken by:contact lecturer for access permission). No. of lectures: 12. Prerequisite courses: Algorithms, Computation Theory. The aim of the course is to introduce the

17 Nov 2011: Course pages 2011–12. Logic and Proof. Principal lecturer: Prof Larry Paulson. Taken by:contact lecturer for access permission). No. of lectures: 12. This course is a prerequisite for the Part II courses Artificial Intelligence II, Hoare Logic,

17 Nov 2011: Course pages 2011–12. Computation Theory. Principal lecturer: Prof Andrew Pitts. Taken by:contact lecturer for access permission). No. of lectures: 12. Prerequisite course: Discrete Mathematics. This course is a prerequisite for Complexity Theory

26 Oct 2011: Course pages 2011–12. Mathematical Methods for Computer Science. Principal lecturers:Taken by: Part IB. Past exam questions:contact lecturer for access permission). No. of lectures: 12. Prerequisite course: Probability. This course is a

14 Nov 2011: Course pages 2011–12. Computer Graphics and Image Processing. Principal lecturer: Prof Peter Robinson. Taken by:contact lecturer for access permission). No. of lectures: 16. Prerequisite courses: Algorithms, Mathematical Methods for Computer

17 Nov 2011: Course pages 2011–12. Compiler Construction. Principal lecturer: Dr David Greaves. Taken by:contact lecturer for access permission). No. of lectures: 16. Prerequisite: (the last lecture of) Regular Languages and Finite Automata (Part IA). This