Does anyone have any recommendations for easy modules I can take in my 3rd year? For example, easy ones from List A, or easy second year modules? (Preferably not from Maths - all my non-Maths modules so far have been worryingly easy, sans the relativity exam).

Maybe you should try and do the module Consolidation.

Honestly it depends on where your interests lie. The History of Maths course is apparently quite good (I know a few people who have done it), is reasonably maths-y but not overboard, but does have 3 essays to do... Otherwise, it's really quite open. In CS there are a couple of interesting modules which I did in my second year - Logic for Computer Scientists and Automata and Formal Languages tend to be quite easy coming from a mathematical background. Not having taken any 3rd year CS modules, I can't really comment fully, but I would suspect that Complexity of Algorithms might be a good one to try.

Physics is an area that I haven't really done a lot of. I know that Mathematics for Physicists 2 is quite an easy course - applied Fourier Analysis really - but again, I don't know if it's open to you in the 3rd year. The rest of the courses, however, I don't know about.

Going into maths, I know that Modelling Nature's NonLinearity is open to you in the 3rd year, and is a good course to do - not a huge amount of content and no exam. I personally would suggest the 3rd year essay as an option, which although seems to be something perhaps aimed towards people planning to go into research etc, is in fact a course which you are able to make up yourself and go at your own pace - certainly one to look at. I would further suggest for that course that it might be productive to come along to a couple of Discussion Groups next year and have a look at some potential areas of study at an easy-to-understand level. 2nd Year Geometry is probably a good course to do, again definitely open to 3rd years, however get the lecture notes and don't be too bothered to go to the lectures - Miles Reid takes the course, and as undoubtedly brilliant a mathematician he is, he's a bit of a rubbish lecturer (although he did have a shave and a shower at the end of last term, so who knows!).

Finally, for 3rd year courses it really does depend a lot on what areas of maths you enjoy the most (or hate the least). Matrix Analysis and Algorithms is quite easy, and I think Modern Control Theory would be worth a look. Intro to Topology is well worth a look if you have done Metric Spaces (or even if you haven't), and it leads on to Knot Theory which isn't too challenging (IMHO). Fractal Geometry is a course I love, and is based on a great book by Kenneth Falconer of the same name, which is well worth a read even if you don't take the course! I would push Complex Analysis and Linear Analysis as well, although if you're more into Algebra most of what I've said is a load of crap really... Anyway, have a look through the courses, if you've got any questions either leave a message here or email me, and we can go over some more of the ins and outs of the courses available.

Jamie