Statistics colleges Wales

...Statistics Statistical techniques are used throughout modern industrial societies for analysis of data, to explain observations and to help...

...Programme Description: The course covers units in pure mathematics, further pure, mechanics and statistics. An A Level is made up of six units, four of which are pure while the other two are mechanics or statistics. Students are advised which combination best suits them based... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

... physics problems relating to dynamics and the effects of forces) or Pure Mathematics and Statistics...

...Basic arithmetic: fractions, decimals, ratio, percentages; use of calculator, social arithmetic, time, distance, speed; statistics-collecting, representing and analysing data; basic algebra, equations, graphs; geometry and trigonometry...

...Students who are very interested in mathematics can take the double mathematics course that counts as two A level subjects. This modular course comprises twelve units, with three units in each of the four areas: pure, statistics, mechanics and further pure. Although this course is particularly...

...The course is taught at Intermediate Tier level, in which students can achieve grades B - E. The work may be broken up into the following general areas: Number and Algebra - Shape, space and measures - Data Handling - Statistics - Using and applying Mathematics...

... physics problems relating to dynamics and the effects of forces) or Pure Mathematics and Statistics...

...In your first year, you will study two core (pure) modules which are compulsory. For the third, choose between Statistics or Mechanics. If you are doing Physics, we would advise you to choose Mechanics, otherwise Statistics. If you wish to study two AS subjects in Mathematics, Further Mathematics...

...This course, comprising six modules, involves the study of pure mathematics, and either mechanics or statistics. Pure mathematics (four units) is an extension of GCSE topics together with the introduction of new fundamental ideas such as calculus. Mechanics (two units) is concerned...

...The course studies a wide range of mathematical applications and techniques for solving mathematical problems and is modular in structure. Study units include: Core modules: Number; Algebra; Shape/Space; Calculus: Statistics: Mechanics. This course is equivalent to 40-120 UCAS points...

... - this requires you to study six modules which are selected from pure mathematics, mechanics and statistics. Assessment There are two examination sessions each...

... One) The course is divided into two separate modules: Statistics 1: Includes:Discrete random varibles, Probability, Binomial Distribution, Poisson Distribution, Continuous...

...The course covers units in Pure Mathematics, Mechanics and Statistics. An A Level is made up of six units, four of which are Pure while the other two are Mechanics or Statistics. Students are advised which combination best suits them based on their other subjects and career needs. Students...

...The course covers units in Pure Mathematics, Mechanics and Statistics. An A Level is made up of six units, four of which are Pure while the other two are Mechanics or Statistics. Students are advised which combination best suits them based on their other subjects and career needs. Students...

...The course covers units in Pure Mathematics, Mechanics and Statistics. An A Level is made up of six units, four of which are Pure while the other two are Mechanics or Statistics. Students are advised which combination best suits them based on their other subjects and career needs. Students...

...The course covers units in Pure Mathematics, Mechanics and Statistics. An A Level is made up of six units, four of which are Pure while the other two are Mechanics or Statistics. Students are advised which combination best suits them based on their other subjects and career needs. Students...