Are these good modules???

[psychlaw]

The modules my school is doing are:

Module 2: Geometry and Trigonometry
Module 3: Graphs and Relations
Module 6: Matrices

Are they good to do for further???

thanks


EDIT:
ALSO: what modules is everybody else doing??? How are you finding them?

[ed_saifa]

Those are alright. It sure beats networks >.<

[Odette]

The modules my school is doing are:

Module 2: Geometry and Trigonometry
Module 3: Graphs and Relations
Module 6: Matrices

Are they good to do for further???

thanks


EDIT:
ALSO: what modules is everybody else doing??? How are you finding them?

Those modules are easy, so you shouldn't have too much trouble with them, although number patterns or business math would be easier than geo and trig. That said, you can make countless mistakes with business math, so you'll need to be careful to avoid silly mistakes.

Anyways good luck, if you need any help with any of those modules, feel free to post questions here and i'm sure someone will be willing to help you out.

[clinton_09]

the modules im doing are:

Graphs and Relations
Geo & Trig
Business maths

ive completed graphs and relations and found it very easy

[excal]

Those are alright. It sure beats networks >.<

Heh. I did networks, but at Uni

(in Project Management, lulz)

[DrowNz]

The networks model is about as easy as it gets, shame very small number of schools actually pick it as their model. I've taught myself networks literally a day before the exam and it was just TOO easy.

If you like geometry, I'd go with geo/matrces/networks, aka easy/calculator work/counting on your fingers.

if you don't, id say matrices/networks/number patterns, aka
calculator work/counting on your fingers/plug into formula

Business and graphs and relations can get too cumbersome and out of hand IMHO, would stay away from them unless you have an affinity/good reason to do it. For example, the business model will help quite a bit with 1st year finance at tertiary level.

[elaine]

what exactly IS networks?

[excal]

Basically, looking at a series of activities/jobs/nodes and their interconnecting node distances (or activity times etc) in diagrammatic form. When I did it, I did things such as the critical path, reverse parse and then activity crash (given that you can reduce a series of activities by a given amount for a certain cost - done in the most efficient way).

I'm not sure how deep the further maths people get into it though.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_diagram_%28project_management%29

[amyminchin]

We're doing Matrices ( I find it EASY ZOMG), Geo/Trig (meh), Networks (lovely.)

[RD]

We're doing Number patterns, Graphs and relations and Trigonometry and Geometry

[ausyid]

I'm doing:

Geo and Trig
Business Maths
Graphs and Relations
Matrices

[Amnesiac]

networks was easy as, and so was matrices.
bit scared for graphs and relations though. is it really hard?

[*Roxxii*]

networks was easy as, and so was matrices.
bit scared for graphs and relations though. is it really hard?

i've done/ i'm doing:
Number patterns
Graphs and relations
Networks.

ii don't think graphs and relations is hard, i found it pretty easy...

[Noblesse]

I'm doing:

Graphs and relations (finishing that now, quite easy)
Geo/Trig (fun and easy imo)
Business Maths (still to do)

I'm happy with my choices