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St. George’s Mathematics
Department
A Level Mathematics
Long Term Scheme Of Work 2004
General Course Information
The OCR Mathematics Advanced level is aimed at students who have obtained a minimum of a Grade B
at GCSE at the Higher level. Sessions are held in January and June.
Students may be accredited with the following certificates, depending on the course followed:
Certification Title and Number
Advanced Subsidiary GCE Mathematics (3890)
Advanced Subsidiary GCE Pure Mathematics
(3891)
Advanced Subsidiary GCE Further Mathematics
(3892)
Advanced GCE Mathematics (7890)
Advanced GCE Pure Mathematics (7891)
Advanced GCE Further Mathematics (7892)
Units Required
C1 & C2 together with one of M1, S1, D1
C1, C2 and FP1
FP1 together with two other units which may not
include any of C1, C2, C3, C4
C1, C2, C3, C4 together with either two from M1,
S1 D1 or M1, M2 or S1, S2 or D1, D2
C1, C2, C3, C4, FP1 and either FP2 or FP3
FP1 together with FP2 or FP3 or both, plus three
or four other units as appropriate.
Weighting of each unit is equal and all units are externally assessed by a written examination of duration
1 hour 30 minutes with 72 marks available on each paper. Question papers will be designed to have a
gradient of difficulty with the more demanding questions towards the end of the paper
Calculators
No calculators may be used in answering unit C1; for all other units candidates may use a graphic
calculator if they wish. Computers, and calculators with computer algebra functions, are not permitted
in answering externally assessed units.
Coursework Requirements
There is no requirement for coursework associated with any of the units.
Module Content Summary
New sections and notes comparing to the 2000 syllabus are highlighted in blue; sections that have
changed location are highlighted in red.
Pure Mathematics
Core Mathematics 1 (C1) (4721)
(AS)
Indices (laws of indices & rational indices) & Surds (including
rationalising the denominator of the form a  b - change);
Polynomials (expansion of brackets, quadratics, quadratic
inequalities, simultaneous equations, completing the square);
Coordinate Geometry & Graphs
A Level – Long term scheme – 2004
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Core Mathematics 2 (C2) (4722)
(AS)
(C1 knowledge assumed)
Core Mathematics 3 (C3) (4723)
(A2)
(C1 & C2 knowledge assumed)
Core Mathematics 4 (C4) (4724)
(A2)
(C1, C2, C3 knowledge assumed)
Further Pure Mathematics 1 (FP1)
(4725) (AS)
(C1, C2 knowledge assumed)
Further Pure Mathematics 2 (FP2)
(4726) (A2)
(C1-C4 & FP1 knowledge
assumed)
Further Pure Mathematics 3 (FP3)
(4726) (A2)
(C1-C4 & FP1 knowledge
assumed - but not FP2)
(new: circle equation (x-a)2 + (y-b)2=r2 and x2 + y2 + 2gx + 2fy + c
= 0); Differentiation; (Integration & Trigonometry gone!)
Trigonometry (Sine & cosine rules, ½ab sin C, radians, graphs,
elementary identities, surd values); Sequences and series (now
including sigma notation); expansion of (a + b)n; Factor &
Remainder theorems; Logarithms; Integration (same as P1 +
trapezium rule)
Algebra & Functions (all the P2 material + transformation of
graphs from P1); Trigonometry (no calculus of trig functions);
Differentiation & Integration (P2 material + product, quotient &
chain rule); Numerical methods (new – Simpson’s rule)
Rational functions and graphs; Binomial expansion;
Differentiation & Integration (now calculus of trig functions); First
order differential equations; vectors (including dot product etc.)
Summation of series; Proof by induction (including finding the nth
power of a 2x2 matrix); Roots of polynomial equations; Complex
numbers (no polar form); Matrices (including transformation
matrices & solution of 3 simultaneous equations with 3 unknowns)
Rational functions & Graphs; Polar coordinates (including
integration);
Hyperbolic
functions;
Differentiation
&
Integration(arc length and surface area have gone); Numerical
methods (including Newton-Raphson method)
Differential equations; Vectors (including vector product etc.);
Complex numbers (including de Moivre’s theorem); Groups
Mechanics – as before
Mechanics 1 (M1) (4728)
(AS)
Mechanics 2 (M2) (4729)
(A2)
Mechanics 3 (M3) (4730)
(A2)
Force as a vector; Equilibrium of a particle; Kinematics of motion
in a straight line; Newton’s laws of motion; Linear momentum.
Centre of mass; Equilibrium of a rigid body; Motion of a
projectile; Uniform motion in a circle; Coefficient of restitution
and impulse; Energy, work and Power.
Equilibrium of rigid bodies in contact; Elastic strings and springs;
Impulse and momentum in two dimensions; Motion in a vertical
circle; Linear motion under a variable force; Simple Harmonic
Motion.
Statistics – as before
Probability and Statistics 1 (S1) Representation of data; Probability; Discrete Random Variables;
(4732) (AS)
Bivariate data
Probability and Statistics 2 (S2) Continuous Random Variables; The Normal Distribution; The
(4733) (A2)
Poisson Distribution; Sampling and Hypothesis testing.
Probability and Statistics 3 (S3) Continuous random variables; Linear combinations of random
(4734) (A2)
variables; Confidence intervals and the t distribution; Difference
of population means and proportions; the chi squared test.
Discrete Mathematics – as before
Discrete Mathematics 1 (D1) Algorithms; Graph Theory; Networks; Linear Programming.
(4736) (AS)
A Level – Long term scheme – 2004
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