A Level Industry and Science Hampshire

...and the ethical and philosophical questions that it generates? Do you want to develop your skills in constructing, discussing and defending reasoned opinions about science?...

...a number of units, which will build a bank of credits. You will need to accumulate 20 credits including 13 at Level 2, four of which must be maths...

...manufacturing, health and in understanding our impact on the environment. It is the natural progression route for those who have studied GCSE Applied Science...

...development of an understanding of how different events and cycles within the environment interrelate, how they influence subsequent environmental events...

...stem cells, cloning and genetic manipulation; the course concentrates mainly on an in depth study and understanding of the main concepts and processes of...

...a number of units, which will build a bank of credits. You will need to accumulate 20 credits including 13 at Level 2, four of which must be maths...

...What does the course consist of? In Year 1 you will study units 1, 2 and 4 for an AS Level. In Year 2 you will take units 4, 5 and 6 to complete the full Advanced Level...

...expected from you when you choose this course. Many of you will combine Maths and Further Maths with 3 other AS's in year 1 (equivalent to a 5 AS programme)...

...periodic table, elements in the body and stars Developing Fuels: energy in chemistry, the search for alternatives to petrol Elements from the...

...DNA replication, protein synthesis, monohybrid inheritance, gene mutations, principles of gene therapy and the social and ethical issues. Unit...

...The stories are combined with study of the chemical principles that are needed to make sense of them and these principles are revisited and reinforced throughout the course...

...Use mathematical skills and knowledge to solve problems. Solve quite complicated problems using mathematical arguments and proof. Model real-life situations...

...affect the planet and what we can do to reduce our impact. The underlying theme is How can increasing numbers of people have a good quality of life without...

...DNA replication, protein synthesis, monohybrid inheritance, gene mutations, principles of gene therapy and the social and ethical issues. Unit...

...useful for many other subjects including Biology, Psychology, Geography and other Social Sciences. Decision Mathematics is about solving real life problems...

...are reinforced later. The 'drip-feed' approach to teaching and learning chemical principles allows students to revisit a particular topic several times during the course...

...AS/A2 FURTHER MATHEMATICS OCR (MEI) (1-2 years) PLEASE REFER TO THE MATHEMATICS COURSE LEAFLET...

...As with A Level Mathematics, you study six modules (four pure and two applications) with the AS qualification based upon three modules. The applications...

...Unit 1: Physics in action Can you think of a situation where physics is not in action? This unit looks at the place of physics in some modern technologies...

...This specification emphasises the way in which biologists work and the contributions of biology to society. What Will I Learn On This Course?...