Coding theory is a major component of Applied Algebra. It has many applications in the mathematics of communications and has many links with other scientific disciplines, such as electrical engineering and computer science. Coding theory arises in almost every imaginable digital communications and storage system. In UCD, it is taught at the undergraduate level in the module MATH30180 An Introduction to Coding Theory.
Initiative
Successfully Integrating Asylum Seekers and Refugees in the Irish Higher Education
About this initiative
1. To engage with asylum seekers and refugees to identify their challenges in accessing opportunities to study in Higher Education 2. To explore how to mitigate the systemic obstacles facing asylum seekers and refugees in accessing, integrating and succeeding in higher education 3. To identify the key supports needed by asylum seekers and refugees to integrate and succeed in higher education 4. To identify the agencies and support services who support asylum seekers and refugees in accessing Higher Education
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completedActivity type
seminarAward year
2023End year
2024Contributors
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