Maths Methods Course

The Maths Courses in WA are split into three streams:

  • Specialist (Spec/Spesh)
  • Methods
  • Applications (Apps)

Applications

The Applications course focuses on extending mathematical skills to real-world contexts - both familiar and new. Essentially, this course focuses on solving practical problems.

Some topics include financial modelling, matrices, network analysis, route and project planning, decision making, discrete growth and decay.

This course is currently not offered on this site. This is a low-piority item.

Syllabus Year 11
Syllabus Year 12

Methods

The Methods course advances mathematical knowledge, and develops mathematical skill into more advanced topics: the use of calculus, probability theory

Some topics include Calculus, Trigonometry, Exponential Functions, Discrete Random Variables, Confidence Intervals, Sampling.

Syllabus Year 11
Syllabus Year 12

Specialist

The Specialist course is the most advanced and difficult mathematical course. It develops mathematical knowledge into very advanced and complex mathematical topics.

Some topics include Complex Numbers and Argand Diagrams, Inductive Proofs, Vectors in Three Dimensions, Differential Equations, Harmonic Motion, Statistical Inference.

This course is currently not offered on this site. This is a low-piority item.

Syllabus Year 11
Syllabus Year 12

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