Further Mathematics
Course summary
Students will study all three areas below and will be assessed by examinations at the end of Year 12 and the end of Year 13 for the A-Level. Core Pure Mathematics 1 and 2 Complex numbers, further algebra and functions, further calculus, polar coordinates, hyperbolic functions, differential equations, proof, matrices, vectors. Further Mechanics 1 Momentum and impulse, work and energy, elastic strings and springs , elastic collision in one and two dimensions. Decision Mathematics 1 Algorithms, graphs and networks, route inspections , linear programming and critical path analysis. CAREERS Maths is one of the best subjects to develop analytical, research and problem-solving skills. Maths supports the study of subjects like science, engineering, IT, economics and business. Studying maths alongside essaybased subjects can also help keep your options open. Maths A-Level is a must for degrees in: physics, engineering, actuarial science, economics and, of course, maths (you may also need further maths). It is recommended, sometimes required for computer science, accounting, sciences, medicine/nursing, dentistry, business, finance, architecture, geology, psychology, and even philosophy at university. A-Level maths provides a firm foundation for all scientific, technical, engineering and mathematical careers and a flying start for many others, the list is endless.
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GCSE Grade 8 in Maths
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