As a prospective student for the Mathematics MSci program at Imperial College London, I want to understand the course structure and the teaching and assessment methods. Specifically, what are the key features of the course structure, how is teaching primarily delivered, and what are the main assessment methods used in the program?
Navigate to the 'Mathematics MSci' course page on Imperial College London's website. Click on the 'Structure' link (ID 817) to learn about the course curriculum. Identify the key features of the course structure, such as the number of years, core vs. optional modules, and any project work. Click on the 'Teaching and assessment' link (ID 819) to understand the pedagogical approach. Identify the primary methods of teaching delivery (e.g., lectures, tutorials, labs). Identify the main assessment methods used in the program (e.g., exams, coursework, projects). Synthesize the information gathered on course structure, teaching delivery, and assessment methods.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Structure' section. The agent identifies and states key features of the course structure, such as the duration (e.g., four years), the balance of core and optional modules, and the nature of any final year projects or dissertations. The agent successfully navigates to the 'Teaching and assessment' section. The agent identifies and states the primary teaching methods (e.g., lectures, small group tutorials, problem classes). The agent identifies and states the main assessment methods (e.g., written examinations, coursework, presentations, project reports).