3. Part B Assessment Units | Part B Mathematics and Philosophy Examination Conventions 2025-26 | Mathematical Institute
Each mathematics paper will examine one unit and will be of one hour and 45 minutes duration. Mathematics units will be assessed by a closed book exam. These will consist of three questions, each worth 25 marks. You may submit answers to as many questions as you wish, but only the best two answers will count towards the final mark for the paper. In all papers the questions set should, as a whole, be fairly spread across the syllabus. Questions will be broadly similar in style to previous Part B questions, with an easy start examining material explicitly covered in the course, followed by a part which tests understanding. Each question will be set so that a sound student can produce a complete answer in 35-40 minutes. Each question should be divided into two to four parts and an indication of the raw marks available for each part of each question should be given on the question paper. 3.1.2 Additional units (schedule 2) Computer Science Department Units: OCS1--OCS4 Please see the Mathem