The PDF slides shown are available here for the Part IB induction lecture and the Part II induction lecture. Remarks regarding CATAM were made at the Part IB and Part II induction lectures at the start of Michaelmas Term 2021.Part IB Michaelmas term Lecture: On Friday 5 November 2021, at 10am in Cockcroft Lecture Theatre, there was a single lecture on the IB introductory project, given by Dr Robert Jack.See this webpage for more details about the most recent Part IA lectures. Part IA Easter term Lectures: There are introductory lectures in the Easter Term of the Part IA year these are announced in the Lecture Timetable.Other Queries If you have difficulties with the software, programming or understanding the manual (that are not answered in the above pages), please contact the CATAM helpline by sending an email message to: Answers to some general questions which have arisen can be found here. In addition Mathworks provides MATLAB Onramp, an interactive tutorial on the basics which does not require MATLAB installation.
A booklet on learning to write MATLAB programs is available online. Some questions and answers about software can be found on the MATLAB Q&A page. Access to MATLAB and Questions about Software For access to MATLAB, including obtaining your own copy, see the Recommended Software section below. Urgent messages are also sent out by email.
News and Help CATAM News Read CATAM news for announcements of misprints and other important information about the projects. CATAM has been part of the Mathematical Tripos since 1969. The aim is for students to learn to use basic computational techniques and software packages to solve interesting problems, many of which are analytically intractable (or at least algebraically messy). The emphasis is on developing mathematical skills rather than programming abilities. The CATAM Computational Projects course provides an education in solving mathematical problems using a computing environment.
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