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Mathematics And Statistics

Mathematics And Statistics. Advanced Supplementary Level. Introduction. This syllabus has been designed mainly for candidates who wish to further study of mathematics beyond the Certificate of Education Level, but who may not intend to specialize in the physical sciences and engineering. Aims.

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Mathematics And Statistics

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  1. Mathematics And Statistics Advanced Supplementary Level

  2. Introduction This syllabus has been designed mainly for candidates who wish to further study of mathematics beyond the Certificate of Education Level, but who may not intend to specialize in the physical sciences and engineering

  3. Aims The aim of the examination is to test, with reference to the subject matter listed in the syllabus below, the candidates’ 1. Understanding of the mathematical and statistical concepts, principles and methods, and ability to apply them, 2. Ability to formulate models and to identity and apply appropriate techniques for the solution of problems.

  4. Syllabus Part I : Mathematics (50%) 1. Permutations & Combination 2. The Binomial Expansion 3. Exponential / Logarithmic Functions 4. Differentiation & Integration

  5. Part II : Statistics (50%) 1. Basic statistical Measures/Frequency distributions 2. Probability : Fundamental Concepts & compound Events 3. Discrete Probability Distributions 4. Normal Distribution and its applications

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