0 Contact: Prof Leigh Oakes Prerequisite: Before taking this module you must take SML4006 and take FRE4200. In addition to participating in the performance, students registering for the module write a supervised essay-project on a theme associated with the play performed and supported by three formal supervisions. Visual depiction of the apparatus used by the starred professional online. Description: Victorians held a wide range of beliefs and followed a multitude of paths in their pursuit of truth and higher knowledge. Principles of catalytic reactions, including kinetics and reaction mechanisms will be studied, key to understand how catalysts can enable a reaction. 0 Contact: Dr Oscar Bandtlow. The module emphasises the global importance of Spanish language and Spanish speaking cultures and is intended for students with a basic user knowledge of the language.
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Secondary criticism and theoretical frames will be integrated as the weeks unfold. Description: From 'The Story of the Grail' to 'Goldfinger', Shakespeare¿s 'The Tempest' to Eliot¿s 'The Waste Land', romance is a genre which embraces some of the greatest works of literature as well as being a vehicle for some of its most seductive fictions. Description: This module offers a general introduction to modern and contemporary Catalan culture from the nineteenth to the twenty-first century. Description: This module allows third-year undergraduates with suitable background to take a project on a topic relevant to Actuarial Science. Teaching will be delivered using the dental phantom head facilities but there will also be seminars and small group discussions. Oral defence mechanisms. Seminars emphasise feedback on the independent research project by using data analysis software (e. SPSS) to help with assessments. Description: This module introduces basic legal principles and concepts and enables students to understand the structure and organisation of the legal system in the UK. Visual depiction of the apparatus used by the starred professional association. Seminars will cover a range of topics in commercial fashion enterprise and will consider in detail practical examples in management and innovation, allowing students to gain a comprehensive insight into building a fashion brand identity and an understanding of commercial and artistic practice in fashion and design. Entropy will then make a natural appearance as a macroscopic thermodynamic variable in the build up to the Second Law of Thermodynamics with a brief look at its microscopic origins.
Different approaches, arguments, and controversies will be presented. Description: This module introduces to students some of the topical themes in Human Geography, explored, for example, through globalisation in relation to the fashion industry, media and communications, migration and citizenship. Unpacking the complex mobilities of people, commodities and money, these seminars will particularly focus on migrant remittances illustrating the increasingly contested nature of these flows in relation to the migration-development nexus and the 'financialisation of development'. Description: The module is designed to enable final year students to pursue a sustained piece of individual research on an agreed topic which may not necessarily be covered in the taught modules. Description: This module considers the business and innovation aspects of developing an IT product (or service). Giger's published conceptual art would have made the Harkonnen world predictably grotesque and macabre. Visual depiction of the apparatus used by the starred professionals day. This module addresses this question by tracing such subject matter from the emergence of Gothic fiction in the late eighteenth century (the beginning of our "long" nineteenth century) to such nineteenth-century genres as the ghost story and the supernatural. 0 Contact: Dr Aisha Abou El-Maaty. 0 Contact: Miss Liu Liu. Description: This module focuses on the range of approaches, methodologies, techniques and tools for data analysis, and the use of data analysis findings to inform decision-making in an industrial / business context.
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This module also addresses the issue of how to incorporate credit risk into the pricing and risk management of derivatives. Description: The Internet and related financial technologies such as cloud services, blockchain, data analytics (¿big data¿), and artificial intelligence (AI), combined with web-based business models, such as platforms, are rapidly transforming every day work and the future of the accounting and finance professions. Key theories and research in cognitive psychology will be discussed, including visual and multi-modal perception, attention, memory, language, reasoning, and decision-making. Description: The module is an introduction to Algorithms and Data Structures. We will also study the theory and philosophy of comedy, using this to inform our understanding of what comedy and laughter do, culturally, psychologically, ethically and politically. It will consider structural/material and psychosocial theories, and hypothesis about social drift, self-selection, and genetics.
Description: This is a comprehensive course on all aspects of adult luminal gastroenterology, excluding functional gastrointestinal diseases. Cells of the immune system. Description: Students will be given a perspective on the history of drug discovery to the present challenges in drug design. After the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty, the EU has acquired the much-needed and long-awaited institutional and substantive instruments to implement a comprehensive, consistent and effective external action in this field. 0 Contact: Dr Paraskevi Argyriou. Due to the recent rise of populist parties and candidates in Europe (and beyond), populism has become a much-debated theme. The module will also cover how natural environments affect humans and how to deal with eco-anxiety. The module will give you a detailed understanding of the subject. 0 Contact: Dr Jacob Smith. 0 Contact: Dr Chris Sparks. In the first part of the module, we will discuss the environment as a global public good, the prospects for using financial instruments and institutions to mitigate global externalities, and various perspectives on corporate social responsibility.
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Description: The main focus of the class will be to introduce you to current cultural, social, and political issues, using books, newspaper articles, journals, TV and radio broadcasts, and web sources from Austria. The module aims to provide students with a well-rounded understanding of the globalisation debate, and how this relates to contemporary international and global political issues. The second half of the module presents an overview of language program evaluation with a focus on: approaches to evaluation; evaluation practice and research; materials evaluation and multimedia materials evaluation. Each week they are asked to create presentations that show a different stage in the production process. Soft Systems Methodology.
Description: The artistic energies and intellectual currents of the Romantic movement crossed national boundaries and reflected the political and social upheavals of an increasingly globalised world in an age of revolution. 0 Contact: Dr Matthew Buican Overlap: In taking this module you cannot take INK7090U Prerequisite: Before taking this module you must take SPA6413 and take SPA6324 Corequisite: In the same year as taking this module you must take SPA7018U. Logic simulators and Circuit simulators. Description: "This module explores the history, theory and politics of international human rights. Description: This module aims to engage students with innovative and ground-breaking ideas that can provide them with new ways of thinking about cultural production in a fast-changing world. How have diverse cultures and empires, states, communities, sciences, and international organisations learned from pandemics and from the outcomes of policies and responses?
0 Contact: Mr Luca Larcher. How does the sequence of points x(n) behave as n tends to infinity? Description: Words are the most natural, accessible units of our language, but when we attempt to make more explicit our knowledge and use of words, we are faced with many important questions. It addresses how a systems approach can be applied to one or more engineered systems contexts as a part of managed interventions into complex real world problems. Oral and written advocacy is central to the arbitral process. Description: This module examines how photographic images and processes are used to understand and give accounts of the self. The module introduces the C++ language and uses it to explores a range of topics in games programming, including 2D and 3D graphics, OpenGL, physics, input systems, and the use of C++ in modern game engines.