Further maths courses

...This course is aimed at students who enjoy mathematics and feel confident with the subject. It is especially recommended for students intending to study maths (on its own or as part of a combined degree) at University. This may be a good choice of a fourth AS level, if you have already chosen maths...

...This is our most prestigious Maths course! You need to be really enthusiastic about Maths, and enjoy hard work, tackling complex problems to fully benefit from studying Further Maths. This course will enhance your unders...

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... Complex Numbers and Proof by Induction which are both examples of Pure Mathematics. In addition, if you are studying Statistics, you would also look at topics such as Hypothesis Testing. In year two you will study Polar Coordinates and Further Complex Numbers. In addition, if you are studying Mechanics...

...Overview of the course: Awarding Body - Edexcel In the first year, you will study one Further Pure Mathematics (FP1) unit and two applied units... Learn about: GCSE Physics, GCSE Mathematics...

... study a further four Pure Maths modules and a further two applications modules. How is the course assessed? Twelve 1 hour 30 minute module exams...

...If you have a real flair for Maths and a drive to direct your skills at practical mathematical fields like Mechanics and Statistics, this two-year course is just for you. It goes far beyond the...

...Mathematics & Further Maths A Level LocationCranford Avenue Course Overview Apply Now The ability to think mathematically and to use mathematical techniques to solve problems is one of the fundamental skills that underlie much of modern life. A surprisingly wide range of university... Learn about: Skills and Training, GCSE Mathematics...

... problems, understand and apply your knowledge. At AS you will also study either a mechanics option or the D1 decision maths option (M2/D1), depending on timetable organisation and whether or not you take M1 at AS Level. What do I need to get on the course? 5 GCSEs grade A-C and must have... Learn about: IT for adults...

...2. Course description Summary: Further Mathematics is a course that broadens and deepens the maths covered in the A Level in Mathematics. Course description: Further Mathematics is studied alongside the A Level in Mathematics. When you study Further Mathematics at A Level, you will not only learn... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...Further Mathematics is a subject for students with a deep interest in Maths. By taking this with A/AS Maths, you will study double Maths. You investigate more abstract ideas, like the square root of -1, gain a more complete understanding of the structure of algebra and its practical applications...

...For AS Further Maths you will take the following units: Mechanics 1, Decision Maths 1 and Further Pure Maths 1. For A level Further Maths you must first complete AS Further Maths. You will then take three more units: Mechanics 2, Further Pure Maths 2 and Further Pure Maths...

..., Materials Science, Computer science, Engineering, Science and many others. How will I learn? In maths all teaching is carried out in a highly resourced classrooms. You will learn by a combination of formal teaching in the classroom as well as the use of research, tests and assessed work and... Learn about: IT for adults...

...AS Further Maths Is this course right for me? This course is for learners who have a strong interest in Mathematics and a proven ability in algebraic...

...Further mathematics is designed to let you study a wide range of options in pure mathematics, mechanics, statistics, and decision mathematics. You will focus on solving problems and how certain methods can be applied in areas of engineering and computing...

...Practise the maths, learn the physics, and find out how engineers use both to solve real world problems... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...Mathematics can be studied as two subjects. This means that you get two A level qualifications at the end of the course if you are successful. A high degree of competence and interest is obviously expected from you when you choose this course. Many of you will combine Maths and Further Maths with...

...The course requires Higher level GCSE as a starting point. The central spine is the Core modules, which take the algebra and trigonometry studied at higher level GCSE on further and begin the study of a new topic - calculus. Algebra is particularly important and you should, by the...

...FP2 and one other application module ASSESSMENT STRUCTURE Examination, three modules...