Mathematics is all around us. It forms the basis of many things that we take for granted in our daily lives. Mathematical concepts and procedures are used to solve problems in engineering, science and economics; and space travel, satellites, mobile phones and other modern technologies would not exist without Mathematics. These days, even sports rely heavily on Mathematics to analyse performance and build improvement. Through Mathematics, we can explore and define relationships and model and solve problems that arise in many areas of life.
Mathematics A Level builds on ideas you will have met at GCSE, and also introduces new concepts. Due to the wide range of transferable skills it develops, it is a highly valued qualification both for courses in higher education and for the workplace. A course worth studying in its own right it is also a valuable supporting subject for the physical and social sciences as well as Law, History and many other disciplines.
Minimum grade ‘B’ in Mathematics GCSE.
In this course, you will develop a wide range of skills through studying topics which include trigonometry, sequences and series, binomial theorem, logarithms, forces and Newton’s laws, and probability distributions. These topics are divided into 4 units:
AS Unit 1 – Pure Maths
2 hr 30 min examination
AS Unit 2 – Statistics & Mechanics
1 hr 45 min examination
A2 Unit 3 – Pure Maths
2 hr 30 min examination
A2 Unit 4 – Statistics, Differential Equations & Mechanics
1 hr 45 min examination
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