Mathematics, OCR GCE AS Level

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When you study mathematics at A Level, you will not only learn new mathematical skills, but will also apply them to solving problems. You will see how the subject can be used to show what is happening and what might happen in different real life situations. If you are intending to study mathematics or another maths - rich degree at university, we strongly recommend you combine a Mathematics A Level with a Further Mathematics A Level to give a deeper insight into the subject. See page 37 for details of our Further Mathematics A Level course. The course includes core (pure) mathematics plus statistics and/or mechanics. Core mathematics extends your knowledge of topics such as algebra, trigonometry and geometry as well as learning some new ideas such as calculus. These ideas are interesting in their own right, but they also serve as a foundation for other work you will do. 51 In statistics, you will learn how to analyse and summarise numerical data to arrive at conclusions and predictions about it. Mechanics describes mathematically the motion of objects and how they respond to forces acting on them. Many of the ideas studied here form an introduction to modern fields of study such as robotics and biomechanics, as well as the more traditional ones of engineering and physics. Mathematics can be challenging at this level. To succeed, you will need to be able to think clearly and logically and, just as importantly, to persevere when you can't immediately see the solution to a problem. There is a total of six modules to be completed. Assessment is mainly through written examinations, though there is also a small amount of coursework. Mathematics can be taken with any other subjects, but students often choose; Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Psychology, Business Studies or Geography. Mathematics A Level could lead on to a related degree course, such as in mathematics, science, economics, engineering or computing,

Course information

Name: Mathematics, OCR GCE AS Level Qualification title: - Qualification type: Assessment Awarding - Created 20150930 08:55:37 Updated 20150930 08:55:37

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Provider

NORWICH CITY COLLEGE OF FURTHER AND HIGHER EDUCATION
Further Education
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01603 773311

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Ipswich Road Town: NORWICH County:Norfolk

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