The Level Mathematics course is designed to develop a variety of skills including how to use and apply a wide range of algebraic techniques; how to reason, interpret, and communicate mathematically; problem-solving, and mathematical modeling. You will study pure mathematics and some applied mathematics topics. You should have very good algebra skills such as the ability to factorize and solve quadratic equations, solve simultaneous equations, and simplify algebraic expressions. Two-thirds of the course is pure mathematics and includes topics such as calculus, trigonometry, algebra and functions, proof, vectors, and numerical methods. You will also study some applied mathematics topics. Mechanics involves the study of forces and moments and how these affect moving objects. Statistics develops a deeper understanding of probability and covers methods for summarising and analyzing data. You will be expected to use technology such as spreadsheets and scientific calculators to analyze large real-life data sets.
You should have at least a grade 7 in Maths GCSE and an average GCSE score of 5.5. You also need to have excellent algebra skills as algebra forms the basis of the course.
The course is linear and the topics are studied over two years with assessment taking place at the end of two years. Assessment is through three 2 hour written examinations, two in pure mathematics and one in applied mathematics.
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| Region | North East |
| Local Authority | Darlington |
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| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | Vane Terrace, Darlington, DL3 7AU |
The Level Mathematics course is designed to develop a variety of skills including how to use and apply a wide range of algebraic techniques; how to reason, interpret, and communicate mathematically; problem-solving, and mathematical modeling. You will study pure mathematics and some applied mathematics topics. You should have very good algebra skills such as the ability to factorize and solve quadratic equations, solve simultaneous equations, and simplify algebraic expressions. Two-thirds of the course is pure mathematics and includes topics such as calculus, trigonometry, algebra and functions, proof, vectors, and numerical methods. You will also study some applied mathematics topics. Mechanics involves the study of forces and moments and how these affect moving objects. Statistics develops a deeper understanding of probability and covers methods for summarising and analyzing data. You will be expected to use technology such as spreadsheets and scientific calculators to analyze large real-life data sets.
You should have at least a grade 7 in Maths GCSE and an average GCSE score of 5.5. You also need to have excellent algebra skills as algebra forms the basis of the course.
The course is linear and the topics are studied over two years with assessment taking place at the end of two years. Assessment is through three 2 hour written examinations, two in pure mathematics and one in applied mathematics.