Further modules

[Markkiieee]

Hey guys

Just wondering - What modules are you studying at school?

I'm at MPSC doing Matrices, Business maths and Networks.

[Yacoubb]

1) Number Patterns
2) Graphs and Relations
3) Matrices and Applications

[lala1911]

Number Patterns
Geometry & Trigonometry
Networks

[Michelle94]

last year i did

matrices, geometry & trig, business maths

our teacher told us over the past few years schools who previously did geo&trig stopped it because it was too difficult and picked up matrices instead and now vcaa has made it much easier on the exam to do well in geo&trig and made the matrices questions more commplex

[HighLatency]

Thought there would be more Geo&Trig lolz, I remember one exam question that gave you area and length of a prism and asked you to find the volume xD

[Professor Polonsky]

In class: Graphs and Relations, Matrices, Networks.

Doing Number Patterns and maybe Trig as well.

[abcdqdxD]

In class: Graphs and Relations, Matrices, Networks.

Doing Number Patterns and maybe Trig as well.

Is it worthwhile to learn an extra module outside of class?

[brenden]

Is it worthwhile to learn an extra module outside of class?

I wouldn't bother.

[Faith-PoweR]

1) graphs and relations
2) geometry and trigonometry
3) networks

[Yacoubb]

I've gone through all the modules and I can solemnly say that the Core is by far the most-consuming out of all modules. Especially Bivariate data!

I love the modules my school is doing - particularly Graphs and Relations, which I believe alongside Matrices is the easiest. Number Patterns is easy, just tricky + requires the ability to point out tricks that are thrown at you. Core - easy; it just takes too much time. Luckily I can spend the time revising for the SAC and the core alike for Bivariate DATA as soon as the Univariate one is done, because I finished the course!

[brenden]

I've gone through all the modules and I can solemnly say that the Core is by far the most-consuming out of all modules. Especially Bivariate data!

I love the modules my school is doing - particularly Graphs and Relations, which I believe alongside Matrices is the easiest. Number Patterns is easy, just tricky + requires the ability to point out tricks that are thrown at you. Core - easy; it just takes too much time. Luckily I can spend the time revising for the SAC and the core alike for Bivariate DATA as soon as the Univariate one is done, because I finished the course!

If you had finished the course you wouldn't need to revise.

[BubbleWrapMan]

If you had finished the course you wouldn't need to revise.

Why's that?

[brenden]

Because he's not 'finished' until he knows the course inside out, back to front. Finished just implies you've got no more work to do.

[BubbleWrapMan]

'Finished the course' usually means 'done all the book work.'

[brenden]

'Finished the course' usually means 'done all the book work.'

Exactly; it shouldn't