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B10 Abstract algebra I: groups

Years 1 to 3 pathB: Years 1 to 3 coreplannedabout 120 h (planning estimate)

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Named in: Years 1 to 3 pathway

Why this course

First abstract algebra: groups, quotients and actions.

Prerequisites

Required
B01 Mathematical language & proof, B04 Linear algebra I: computation & geometry
Recommended
none
Can be taken at the same time
none
Everything required, transitively (3 courses)
B01, B04, F01
Courses that require this one
B14, B23, U01, U11, U12, E40

Concept-level units

Units follow the syllabus order, as a recommended sequence rather than a gate.

  1. Groups and examples
  2. Subgroups and cyclic groups
  3. Cosets and Lagrange theorem
  4. Homomorphisms
  5. Quotients
  6. Group actions

Assessable outcome

Construct quotient groups and prove results using homomorphisms and actions.

Assessment design

  • topic exercises
  • mixed problem sets
  • unseen proof or derivation problems
  • cumulative examination

cumulative; uses spaced retrieval

Resources

Every title here is candidate, unverified unless marked verified. Titles were suggested while planning. Nobody has checked that they exist, what they cost or how they are licensed.

  • Judson · Abstract Algebra: Theory and Applications

Content record

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0.0.0
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no review of any kind
Provenance
catalogue imported from the owner brief of 29 Oct 2026; no teaching content authored
Known issues
none recorded
Type
course

Bridges and laboratories

  • Laboratory: Finite groups, cosets, quotient maps, ring examples planned Bounded examples illustrate, not prove all group/ring theorems

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