The whole Further Maths course
Everyone sits Core Pure 1 and 2. Your school picks two option papers.
Four papers, 75 marks each
| Paper | Content | Time |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Core Pure Mathematics 1 | 90 minutes |
| 2 | Core Pure Mathematics 2 | 90 minutes |
| 3 | Your first option | 90 minutes |
| 4 | Your second option | 90 minutes |
Every lesson, in teaching order
Your two options
Core Pure plus all eight options: 90 lessons.
Core Pure: proof and complex numbers
Core Pure: matrices
Core Pure: roots, series and expansions
- 15Roots and coefficients, transformed roots
- 16Standard sums and the method of differences
- 17Maclaurin series and validity
Core Pure: further calculus
- 18Volumes of revolution
- 19Improper integrals and mean values
- 20Partial fractions, inverse trig and substitution
Core Pure: vectors in 3D
- 21Lines and planes in three dimensions
- 22Scalar products, perpendicularity and angles
- 23Intersections and shortest distances
Core Pure: polar and hyperbolic
- 24Polar coordinates and sketches
- 25Polar areas and tangents
- 26Hyperbolic functions and identities
- 27Hyperbolic calculus
- 28Inverse hyperbolic functions as logarithms
- 29Integration with hyperbolic substitutions
Core Pure: differential equations
- 30Integrating factors and initial conditions
- 31Building first-order models
- 32Second-order equations: complementary functions
- 33Particular integrals and resonance
- 34Simple harmonic, damped and forced motion
- 35Coupled first-order systems
Core Pure: workshop
- 36Core Pure workshop
Further Pure 1
- 37t-formulae, identities and equations
- 38Taylor series and limits
- 39Leibniz, L'Hopital and the t-substitution
- 40Series solutions of differential equations
- 41Conics: eccentricity, foci and directrices
- 42Conics: tangents, normals and loci
- 43Vector and triple products
- 44Numerical methods and inequalities
Further Pure 2
- 45Groups: axioms and Cayley tables
- 46Subgroups, Lagrange and isomorphism
- 47Reduction formulae, arc length and surface area
- 48Eigenvalues, diagonalisation and Cayley-Hamilton
- 49Complex transformations of the plane
- 50Euclid, Bezout and Fermat
- 51Congruences and counting
- 52Recurrence relations and induction
Further Statistics 1
- 53Discrete distributions and the Poisson model
- 54Geometric and negative binomial models
- 55Poisson and geometric hypothesis tests
- 56The central limit theorem
- 57Chi-squared tests
- 58Probability generating functions
- 59Type I and Type II errors, size and power
Further Statistics 2
- 60Regression, residuals and correlation
- 61Continuous distributions
- 62Correlation tests and combining normals
- 63Estimation and confidence intervals
- 64Tests on two means
- 65Variance tests and the F-distribution
- 66t-tests: one sample, paired and pooled
Further Mechanics 1
- 67Momentum and impulse
- 68Work, energy and power
- 69Hooke's law and elastic energy
- 70Direct collisions and restitution
- 71Oblique collisions
Further Mechanics 2
- 72Motion in a circle
- 73Centres of mass of plane figures
- 74Centres of mass by integration
- 75Toppling and sliding
- 76Variable forces and elastic SHM
- 77Variable acceleration
Decision Maths 1
- 78Algorithms, sorting and packing
- 79Graphs, Euler routes and planarity
- 80Prim, Kruskal, Dijkstra and Floyd
- 81Route inspection and the travelling salesperson
- 82Critical path analysis
- 83Resource histograms and scheduling
- 84Linear programming and the simplex method
Decision Maths 2
- 85Transportation problems
- 86Allocation and the Hungarian algorithm
- 87Flows in networks
- 88Dynamic programming
- 89Game theory
- 90Recurrence models and decision trees