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10 May 2024: Aims. This course aims to give students an introduction to some basic concepts in economics, law and ethics. ... Behavioural economics: bounded rationality, heuristics and biases; nudge theory; the power of defaults; agency effects.

4 Jun 2024: Key:. OK: at least broadly OK. N/A: No longer on syllabus, as I understand it. ... OK. B2. Interesting but long, error-prone and (e) unclear. (a)-(c) OK though error-prone; (d) not on syllabus now.

18 Mar 2024: to—indeed, you will probably need to—draw on your own knowledge of the subject and economic. ... The most usual way to do this in economics is to use a.

30 Apr 2024: International Baccalaureate or Scottish Advanced Highers);. • if you are taking the IB new Mathematics syllabus, you should take IB Higher Level ’Analysis andApproaches’;. • ... In particular, in the case of applicants from groupsthat are

10 May 2024: Syllabus. IPng [2 lectures, Jon Crowcroft]. New Architectures [2 lectures, Jon Crowcroft]. ... Addison-Wesley. Economics and networks:. Frank, Robert H. (2008). The economic naturalist: why economics explains almost everything.

8 May 2024: 1. MANUFACTURING MATTERS. Manufacturing is essential for long term economic growth and economic resilience. ... Economic resilience: Economies with strong, export-led manufacturing sectors typically recover from recessions faster than those without

10 May 2024: Syllabus. There will be eight two-hour seminars on topics along the lines of the following. ... Origins and foundations of computer security. Adversarial Reasoning. Access control. Security economics.

28 May 2024: 22. letters on the autonomy project. economic to the strictly speculative), and what should and should not be done.9. ... to be a reproductive-economic animal.”14 A third core meaning is temporal.

10 May 2024: Syllabus. The course will consist of eight two-hour sessions covering:. Tools and techniques of cybercrime.

13 May 2024: 8. The economics of software as a Service (SaaS); the impact SaaS has on software engineering. ... 10. Managing the development of critical systems: tools and methods, individual versus group productivity, economics of testing and agile development,

10 May 2024: Search site. Further Java. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Course pages 2023–24. Further Java. Further Java. Taken by: Part IB CST. Term: Michaelmas. Hours: 10 (10 hours self-study). Format: Self study non-assessed course.

17 Apr 2024: And at a more mundane economic level, the innovation would create a body of competent, disciplined competitors. ... One offering, from Michael Collie, seemed especially daunting, with a syllabus full of books I had never heard of and some not even by

10 May 2024: Search site. Concurrent and Distributed Systems. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Course pages 2023–24. Concurrent and Distributed Systems. Concurrent and Distributed Systems. Principal lecturers:Taken by: Part IB CST. Term:

10 May 2024: 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 ... economic, marketing

10 May 2024: Search site. ECAD and Architecture Practical Classes. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Course pages 2023–24. ECAD and Architecture Practical Classes. ECAD and Architecture Practical Classes. Principal lecturers:Taken by: Part IB CST.

10 May 2024: To complete the course successfully, students must acquire the practical ability to carry out (as opposed to just describing) the exploits mentioned in the syllabus, given a vulnerable system.

23 May 2024: Intellectual networks thus differ fundamentally from economic and trade networks, or even networks of political power. ... Meanwhile, this willingness is governed by more than intellectual preferences only: political, cultural, religious, and economic

10 May 2024: Search site. Further Human–Computer Interaction. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Course pages 2023–24. Further Human–Computer Interaction. Further Human–Computer Interaction. Principal lecturers:Taken by: Part IB CST. Term:

10 May 2024: Search site. Computer Networking. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Course pages 2023–24. Computer Networking. Computer Networking. Principal lecturer: Prof Andrew Moore. Term: Lent. Hours: 20. Format: In-person lectures. Suggested

10 May 2024: Search site. Prolog. Department of Computer Science and Technology. Course pages 2023–24. Prolog. Prolog. Principal lecturer: Dr Ian Lewis. Term: Lent. Hours: 8. Format: In-person lectures. Suggested hours of supervisions: 2. Prerequisites:Exam: