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category-theory-2017

This is the webpage for the category theory reading course at ANU for 2017.

The plan

Please start reading Tom Leinster's Basic Category Theory.

  • An Ran will be speaking during Week 1, giving the definitions of categories, functors and natural transformations. I encourage you to all bring an example of a natural transformation, and to discuss these examples after An Ran's presentation.
  • By the Week 2 meetings, please have read Chapter 1.
  • James will be speaking during Week 2; topic TBD!

Reports

After your presentation, please write a report (at least one page). It should:

  • Indicate the material you covered in your presentation.
  • Note any difficulties or confusions that arose, particularly those that were not resolved in discussion with the group.
  • Indicate the topics covered in the discussion after the presentation.
  • Evaluate your presentation of the material. Could you have arranged things differently, to better aid understanding? Was there too much or too little technical detail? Did you facilitate a constructive discussion after the presentation? Any other comments?

Grading

  • a report on your class presentation (10%)
  • four written assignments (10% each, for 40% total)
  • a final essay (approx. 10 pages, on a topic of your choice related to the material we cover) (35%)
  • a final presentation (by default, on the same topic as your final essay) (15%)

Assignments

The assignment problems will be posted here. They are a work in progress at the moment, and there are no due dates specified.

Meeting Times

  • Wednesday 12-1: Presentation and discussion
  • Thursday 11-12: Assignment questions discussion
  • Thursday 1-2: Q&A/Lecture with Scott

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