Mathematics for Engineering Students - Problem Solving Workshops

📢  Register Now!

I will be running a series of Engineering Mathematics problem-solving workshops to support you with applied maths used across Level 4/5 engineering units.

🧮 Workshop Format

• 8 × 1-hour workshops

• Thursdays, 4:00–5:00 pm

• Hybrid delivery – attend in person or online

• Location (for in-person sessions): SEE BELOW

• Only ONE registration is required to attend all workshops

📅 Dates

• 26 February 2026 - ONLINE or FUSION F306 - Statics of Particles

• 5 March 2026  - ONLINE or FUSION F306 - Polar Coordinates

• 12 March 2026  - ONLINE or FUSION F306 - tbc

• 19 March 2026  - ONLINE or FUSION F306 - tbc

• 23 April 2026  - ONLINE or FUSION F108 - tbc

• 30 April 2026  - ONLINE or FUSION F105 - tbc

• 7 May 2026  - ONLINE or FUSION F306 - tbc

• 14 May 2026  - ONLINE or FUSION F306 - tbc

📘 What we’ll cover

We will work through exam-style and coursework-style examples, focusing on:

• Engineering Mathematics

• Engineering Principles A

• Stress

• Dynamics

The emphasis will be on step-by-step problem-solving, understanding methods, and building confidence with calculations commonly used in engineering.

NOTE: All registered students will be emailed the Teams link and session location on the morning of the workshop.

💡 Your input matters

If there is demand for other maths topics or questions from specific engineering units, please email me with your recommendations and I’ll try to include them in the sessions.

👉 Register once to secure your place for the full workshop series.
All engineering students are welcome.

Reserve your place
Seats are limited. Secure yours via the booking link below.
For questions, email mathsskills@bournemouth.ac.uk.

Serkan Karakus
Academic Skills Hub's Senior Maths Tutor, Bournemouth University

Registration is required. Limited seats available.

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