Course introduction and live recordings 3

• Lecture1.1
  Course introduction – Gold
• Lecture1.2
  Resources for additional practice
• Lecture1.3
  Live sessions – info and recordings

Part 1: Pure Maths: Fractions, surds, indices and vectors 4

• Lecture2.1
  1a: Fractions
• Lecture2.2
  1b: Surds
• Lecture2.3
  1c: Indices
• Lecture2.4
  1d: Vectors

Part 2: Pure Maths: Algebra 10

• Lecture3.1
  2a Algebra basics
• Lecture3.2
  2b Solving equations
• Lecture3.3
  2c: Simultaneous equations
• Lecture3.4
  2d: Changing the subject
• Lecture3.5
  2e: Working with functions
• Lecture3.6
  2f: Factorising quadratics
• Lecture3.7
  2g: Completing the square, quadratic formula, disguised quadratics
• Lecture3.8
  2h: Algebraic fractions
• Lecture3.9
  2i: Algebraic proof
• Lecture3.10
  2j: Sequences

Part 3: Pure Maths: Coordinate geometry and graphs 4

This is really an extension of the algebra work.

• Lecture4.1
  3a: Straight line graphs
• Lecture4.2
  3b: Quadratic graphs
• Lecture4.3
  3c: Inequality graphs
• Lecture4.4
  3d: Graph shapes and transformations

Part 4: Pure Maths: Trigonometry 4

• Lecture5.1
  4a: Pythagoras’ Theorem
• Lecture5.2
  4b: SOHCAHTOA – sine, cosine and tangent
• Lecture5.3
  4c: Exact trig values and trigonometric graphs
• Lecture5.4
  4d: Triangle formulae: triangle area, sine rule, cosine rule

Part 5: Statistics: Data handling 4

• Lecture6.1
  5a: Sampling and data types
• Lecture6.2
  5b: Averages and spread
• Lecture6.3
  5c: Histograms
• Lecture6.4
  5d: Cumulative frequency graphs and box plots

Part 6: Statistics: Probability 3

• Lecture7.1
  6a: Probability basics, Venn diagrams and set notation
• Lecture7.2
  6b: Tree diagrams, addition law, two-way tables
• Lecture7.3
  6c: Conditional probability and independent events

Part 7: Mechanics 2

• Lecture8.1
  7a: Travel graphs
• Lecture8.2
  7b: Forces and Newton’s laws