
Course Content: This course needs to come completed alongside the Mathematics A-Level. This course builds on the knowledge you have already gained from GCSE Maths and the knowledge you are gaining from the A-Level Mathematics course to go further into abstract concepts. In Further Mathematics you will study Core Pure and Applied modules. All students will have to complete Core Pure 1 which includes: Proof, Complex numbers, Matrices, Further algebra and functions, Further Calculus, Further Vectors. In addition to this, students need to take two of the following four options. We will confirm what optional courses will be available at a later date but they fall into the following four categories. Further Pure: Vectors, Conic Sections, Further algebra and functions, Further calculus and numerical methods. Further Statistics: Linear regressions, Statistical Distributions (Discrete and Continuous), more hypothesis testing, Chi squared tests and sampling accuracy. Decision Mathematics: Algorithms and graph theory, Algorithms on graphs, Critical Path Analysis and Linear programming. Further Mechanics: Moments, Work and energy, Elastic strings and springs, Elastic collisions. Progression: Further mathematics is considered to be a prestigious qualification by all universities. It may be particularly useful to any students considering studying Mathematics, Statistics, Physics, Computer Science, Engineering or any other numerate degree at one of the UK’s leading universities.
Entry Requirements: Grade 7 or above in GCSE Mathematics
Assessment: This is a linear qualification and you will four exam papers. All papers are out of 75 marks and are equally weighted. Paper 1 - Core Pure 1 Paper 2 - Core Pure 2 Paper 3 - Optional Content - Decisions will be made based on the interested of the cohort Paper 4 - Optional Content - Decisions will be made based on the interested of the cohort
About Education Provider
| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | Bracknell Forest |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| Address | St. Georges Park, Binfield, Bracknell, RG42 4FS |
Course Content: This course needs to come completed alongside the Mathematics A-Level. This course builds on the knowledge you have already gained from GCSE Maths and the knowledge you are gaining from the A-Level Mathematics course to go further into abstract concepts. In Further Mathematics you will study Core Pure and Applied modules. All students will have to complete Core Pure 1 which includes: Proof, Complex numbers, Matrices, Further algebra and functions, Further Calculus, Further Vectors. In addition to this, students need to take two of the following four options. We will confirm what optional courses will be available at a later date but they fall into the following four categories. Further Pure: Vectors, Conic Sections, Further algebra and functions, Further calculus and numerical methods. Further Statistics: Linear regressions, Statistical Distributions (Discrete and Continuous), more hypothesis testing, Chi squared tests and sampling accuracy. Decision Mathematics: Algorithms and graph theory, Algorithms on graphs, Critical Path Analysis and Linear programming. Further Mechanics: Moments, Work and energy, Elastic strings and springs, Elastic collisions. Progression: Further mathematics is considered to be a prestigious qualification by all universities. It may be particularly useful to any students considering studying Mathematics, Statistics, Physics, Computer Science, Engineering or any other numerate degree at one of the UK’s leading universities.
Entry Requirements: Grade 7 or above in GCSE Mathematics
Assessment: This is a linear qualification and you will four exam papers. All papers are out of 75 marks and are equally weighted. Paper 1 - Core Pure 1 Paper 2 - Core Pure 2 Paper 3 - Optional Content - Decisions will be made based on the interested of the cohort Paper 4 - Optional Content - Decisions will be made based on the interested of the cohort