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Science for Medicine is a new project from the MBChB Cell and Tissue Biomedicine Team (CTB) and Academic Technology Team providing materials on fundamental science topics. This initiative aims to increase your confidence in learning science and ensure a smooth transition into your medical studies. Each lesson consists of a short video produced by a member of the CTB team, accompanying reading, and an interactive quiz. For each video you can turn on closed captions and download a transcript.
We anticipate that each lesson will take approximately one hour to complete. These materials are not compulsory; you have the flexibility to choose which topics to engage with based on your background and experience.
If you have any questions or would like to get in touch, please contact:
- Dr Helen Strachan-Jones: helen.strachan-jones@warwick.ac.uk
- Dr Clare Garcin: c.garcin@warwick.ac.uk
Special thanks to Cath Fenn for developing this Moodle course.Â
Happy learning!
The School of Engineering Careers Moodle is available to UG and PGT students to help navigate careers, internships, placements and graduate jobs.Â
Welcome to EQ214: The Developing Child in the School Context.
Module Tutor: Dr Olympia Palikara (module leader)
See an introductory video about this module.
This Moodle course is an evolving 'document' so please make sure you revisit all sections regularly to keep up to date. In the ‘Lectures’ section you will see information for each session of the module. This will include any resources required for the sessions and any tasks and reading for each session. Please check before and after each session.
Welcome to EQ320: The Developing Child in the School Context.
Module Tutor: Dr Olympia Palikara (module leader)
See an introductory video about this module.
This Moodle course is an evolving 'document' so please make sure you revisit all sections regularly to keep up to date. In the ‘Sessions’ section you will see information for each session of the module. This will include any resources required for the sessions and any tasks and reading for each session. Please check before and after each session.
This moodle page contains all of the information for ES4C3 Mathematical and Computer Modelling for the 2020/2021 academic year. ES4C3 is a Term 2 module.
Principal Module Aim is to provide the theoretical background to basic and advanced modelling techniques and computational methods as used in engineering and to provide the necessary software application skills for using the techniques and methods in Matlab environment.
The module includes 7 x 2hr Computational Laboratories.
This 2020/21 academic year the assessment is different:
worksheet based on Laboratory Classes (40%), submission week 24, one week after the last lab
assignment (60%), submission week 31, after the Easter break
There is No Examination.
Students must pass individual coursework elements.