I googled those two course names - the content looks broadly similar although they don't cover exactly the same content (I think a-level maths has more content involved). Also I can't be certain if the difficulty level is the same as in a-level maths.
But to be certain, if there's a course you're interested in at university where maths/further maths for technicians is not mentioned on their website, you should contact them to see if it would be acceptable to replace maths, and also to find out what score they would want.
But to be certain, if there's a course you're interested in at university where maths/further maths for technicians is not mentioned on their website, you should contact them to see if it would be acceptable to replace maths, and also to find out what score they would want.
Original post by ttoby
I googled those two course names - the content looks broadly similar although they don't cover exactly the same content (I think a-level maths has more content involved). Also I can't be certain if the difficulty level is the same as in a-level maths.
But to be certain, if there's a course you're interested in at university where maths/further maths for technicians is not mentioned on their website, you should contact them to see if it would be acceptable to replace maths, and also to find out what score they would want.
But to be certain, if there's a course you're interested in at university where maths/further maths for technicians is not mentioned on their website, you should contact them to see if it would be acceptable to replace maths, and also to find out what score they would want.
hmmm true true
btw do you think their is a specific course name, or i would actualy look for joint computer and maths?
Original post by zubz91
Original post by zubz91
hmmm true true
btw do you think their is a specific course name, or i would actualy look for joint computer and maths?
btw do you think their is a specific course name, or i would actualy look for joint computer and maths?
Look out for 'maths and computer science', or 'maths with computer science', or the same with the names reversed, or with maths replaced with mathematics.
If you go for a 'with' course then there will be more content relating to the subject mentioned first. If you go for an 'and' course then the two subjects should be balanced evenly.
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