CourseHES 212

Week16 of 16

SemesterII

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This week’s topics

Final assessment and submission

Final coursework submission
Assessment against all criteria

What you will be able to do

1.1 Plot simple linear and quadratic functions.
1.2 Interpret the gradient and intercept of a graph.
2.1 Identify arithmetic and geometric sequences.
2.2 Explain their relevance to algorithmic complexity (informally).
3.1 Calculate probability of simple events.
3.2 Apply basic statistical measures to a dataset.
4.1 Translate a mathematical problem into pseudocode.
4.2 Verify a solution using test data.

Activity

Final assessment week: submission of the unit coursework (and any timed assessment the unit requires).

Study materials

The teaching notes, exercises and videos of this week are in the student portal. Your portal is set up as soon as you receive final acceptance, so you can open them before the semester starts.

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Course plan

Week 1: Coordinates and straight-line graphs
Week 2: Gradient and y-intercept (y = mx + c)
Week 3: Plotting quadratic graphs
Week 4: Using graphs to solve problems
Week 5: Number sequences and the nth term
Week 6: Geometric sequences
Week 7: Sequences and how fast programs grow
Midterm: Midterm evaluation
Week 9: Probability basics
Week 10: Probability of two events
Week 11: Statistics for a dataset
Week 12: From a problem to pseudocode
Week 13: Checking a solution with test data
Week 14: Maths problem-solving project
Week 15: Review and coursework completion
Final: Final assessment and submission

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