7.30 Mathematics '64: 19: Monte Carlo and the Computer
A series of twenty programmes reflecting new trends in mathematics and in the teaching of mathematics.

A roulette wheel can help us study a simple queueing problem, but for more complex problems the digital computer can be made to generate its own 'random numbers'.
Introduced by Alan Tammadge.

8.0 Design to Prosper: 4: New Tools
A series on engineering design.

Signs of a revolution in the design process already exist-the main origin of this is the computer. How is this changing traditional methods of design?
Introduced by Paddy Feeny.

8.30 Brain and Behaviour: 7: The Adult under Treatment
A series of eight programmes which examine the links between mind and body in the light of modern psychiatric knowledge and practice.

What is psychoanalysis? How large a part can physical treatment or drugs play in dealing with mental illness?
Introduced by The Director of the Department of Psychological Medicine, Guy's Hospital and a psychoanalyst.

9.0 Remaking Africa: 4: Rulers and Ruled
A series of five programmes about the problems facing newly independent countries.
Introduced by Keith Kyle.

Implicit in the whole notion of directing a society to certain political and economic ends is the creation of an administrative class. Educated people tend to want prestige jobs in the towns, while the greatest need lies in the country-in making agriculture more efficient and productive.
Including contributions from: Gabriel d'Arboussier former Senegalese Ambassador in Paris; Mwai Kibaki Chairman, Kenya Planning Commission; Dr. Milton Obote
Prime Minister of Uganda.