Marlborough Boys’ College Marlborough Boys’ College

NCEA L2 Mathematics

MAT2
Course Description

Teacher in Charge: Mr P. Kotze.

Recommended Prior Learning

Students require a minimum of 10 Mathematics credits at NCEA L1 to enter any NCEA L2 Mathematics course. It is strongly recommended that students have achieved at least two of AS91944 and AS91947  NCEA L1 to ensure they have the prior knowledge to succeed in this course. 

To achieve success at NCEA L2 (curriculum level 7) students need to be present for more than 85% of classes, actively engaged during every lesson and complete between two and three hours of independent study every week.


This NCEA level two (curriculum level 7) Mathematics course covers algebra, coordinate geometry, trigonometry, networks and sequences and series. It provides a solid foundation for those wishing to take Mathematics at NCEA level three.


Course Overview

Term 1
Algebra
Systems of equations

Term 2
Networks
Trigonometry relationships
Algebra

Term 3
Apply sequences and series.
Algebra methods
Co-ordinate geometry

Term 4
Revision - Algebra

Learning Areas:

Year 12 (NCEA Level 2), Mathematics - Pāngarau


Pathway

NCEA L3 Mathematics

Career Pathways

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					Contributions and Equipment/Stationery
										

Pens (blue, black and red),
Ruler,
1J5 5mm quad book (about three for the year),
Scientific calculator,
A Graphics calculator is beneficial but not compulsory.
A textbook will be issued to the student for the year. It is the student's responsibility and must be returned in good condition at the end of the year.
Additional resources are available for an additional charge, these are not compulsory.
Students are to bring all equipment to every lesson.