Mathematics College Courses in Hampshire

...Algebra - you will learn how to model data by fitting an algebraic function to it. You will also learn how to use algebra and graphs in solving problems with a real life context...

...space and measure Handling data There are modular exams in November, March and May/June, each with calculator and non-calculator exams. Students may... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...which is divided up into three main sections: 1. Statistics and Probability - the first module covers averages, charts and graphs, and simple probabilities... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...of some topics you have met before, like functions and trigonometry, and the introduction of new ideas such as differentiation and integration...

...for personal finance including wages, tax, National Insurance, interest rates, loans, mortgages. Assessment There is no coursework. ?All the exams...

...limitations of such technology. Mathematics can be studied as one or two subjects. The one subject option (or Single Mathematics option) leads to an...

...mechanics and decision mathematics. Covering the full range of applied modules will enable you to make informed decisions on your choice of modules in your second...

...needed by everyone to cope satisfactorily with the demands of being a citizen in the modern world or just to help your son or daughter. What are the entry requirements?...

...There are three modules. For each module there are two papers, the first of which candidates may not use a calculator, the second of which candidates do have access to a calculator...

...· Pure Core 1 - you build on the knowledge of algebra and graphs that you studied at GCSE. You solve quadratic and cubic equations and sketch their graphs...

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

...you to complex number theory, solving differential equations and matrix algebra. You will work in a small group of highly motivated students...

...Data Handling in May Financial Calculations in May. FSMQ Money Management: 50% coursework, 50% exam in May. Functional Skills (Level 1): No coursework...

...06/05/2010 Thursday 65 B02174 006 09:30 - 12:30 01/07/2010 - 01/07/2010 Thursday...

...Year 1 is equivalent to two AS Mathematics on your timetable. Your final qualification is Mathematics and Further Mathematics. You will study with a group of like minded students...

...You will need to use graphical calculators and computers. Working with Algebraic and Graphical Techniques This unit is most useful to students studying Science...

...In all Mathematical Studies exams any calculator is allowed. In Mathematics Standard and Higher exams, one paper is non-calculator. What else do I need to know?...

...limitations of such technology. Mathematics can be studied as one or two subjects. The one subject option (or Single Mathematics option) leads to an...

...'Using and applying Decision Mathematics', 'Using and applying Statistics' and 'Working with Algebraic and Graphical Techniques'. AS Use of Mathematics...

...Year 1 is equivalent to two AS Mathematics on your timetable. Your final qualification is Mathematics and Further Mathematics. You will study with a group of like minded students...