Learning Outcomes:
On completion of this course, the student should have a firm grasp of the topics listed above, namely the fundamentals of normed spaces and Banach spaces. In more general terms, on completion of this module the student is expected to be able to master the following mathematical skills.
IN TERMS OF THEOREMS: the student should know what constitutes a proof and what does not, and should be familiar with different types of proof. The student should know why a theorem is relevant or interesting, and know its underlying motivation. The student should also be able to construct simple proofs themselves and to reconstruct proofs from those given in class.
IN TERMS OF EXAMPLES: the student must be familiar with examples given in class and know their purpose, and must also be able to produce their own examples.
IN TERMS OF CONCEPTS: the student must understand the ideas/motivation behind the definitions\theorems\examples and be able to explain the concepts involved.