# Good Afternoon Everyone! ## <span style="color:indigo"> MSc Induction 2020/21 </span> ----- Communicating mathematics via **Mark Down** on *HackMD* $$x^2 + y^3 = z^4$$ ----- ### Write your name here in your favourite colour <span style="color:darkgreen"> </span> <span style="color:orange"> Chris Budd </span> <span style="color:purple"> Sam Newcome </span> <span style="color:red"> Nat Holt </span> <span style="color:turquoise"> David Foster </span> <span style="color:green"> Vinay Longia </span> <span style="color:blue"> Xiao Zheng </span> <span style="color:green"> Lee Callow-Evans </span> ---- # Modelling COVID-19 issues ---- ### Project One ![](https://i.imgur.com/OugMCNV.png) ### <span style="color:red">What is the best size $N$ for a lecture? </span>. <span style="color:blue"> **HINT** </span> Think carefully about how an infection might spread in a well mixed room. Then think about what happens if the room is not well mixed. **Thoughts?** * Age * Sex * Room size * Ventillation & Airflow/draft * Distancing of desks * Location in the Country * Arrangement of desks * * PPE * Anything else? How does infection rate depend on class size? * exponentially * size of the room * number of students infected How does it depend on $N$? Proportional to $N$, or $e^N$ or somethng else? Well mixed crowd it is more like to be $N^2$ Class of 40 or two classes of 20? 2 -------- ### Project Two ![](https://i.imgur.com/DwWbTLt.png) ### <span style="color:red" > What is the best length for a lecture? Is it better to have one 2 hour lecture or two 1 hour lectures? </span> **HINT** You will need to think about how infection spreads in a room **Thoughts** ----