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University of Nottingham - Introduction to Mathematical Methods for University-Level Science 

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Overview

Duration

2 weeks

Total fee

2,093

Mode of learning

Online

Credential

Certificate

Introduction to Mathematical Methods for University-Level Science
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FutureLearn 
Highlights

  • Complete 90% of course steps and all of the assessments to earn your certificate.
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Introduction to Mathematical Methods for University-Level Science
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More about this course
  • This course will help you develop the fundamental mathematical skills you need to study physics, engineering, computer science and other STEM subjects.
  • Unclear on how to do algebra, unsure of your mathematical problem-solving skills, or uncertain on differentiation and integration? This science skills course is designed for you.
  • This science skills course covers mathematical fundamentals, including how to solve algebra problems and tackle trigonometry, vectors and more.
  • By completing this course, you will develop confidence in the usage and evaluation of mathematical methods. You will be able to apply mathematical problem-solving techniques to the challenges you will face in university-level science. You will be able to reflect upon and identify common mathematical misconceptions.
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Introduction to Mathematical Methods for University-Level Science
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Curriculum

Laying the foundations

Welcome and Introduction

Algebra and functions

Trigonometry

Exponentials and logarithms

Coordinate geometry in the (x,y) plane

Top tips from university staff

Taking it further

Welcome to week 2

Differentiation

Integration

Vectors

Building confidence

Closing thoughts

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