IGCSE Mathematics - 0580
Cambridge IGCSE Mathematics (0580) provides the students with an opportunity to build confidence and clarity in their use of mathematical ...
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Course description:
Cambridge IGCSE Mathematics provides the students with an opportunity to build confidence and clarity in their use of mathematical techniques in a variety of ways including abstract and real life contexts. This course provides a strong foundation for students who want to pursue higher level mathematics and also for students who will need the knowledge of mathematics in other subjects. The Aim of the course is to develop creativity and logical reasoning in analyzing and solving problems.
Our Approach to Teaching and Learning:
We follow the 5-step process depicted in the picture below.
The following topics are covered in this course (E - EXTENDED ONLY TOPICS)
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1Numbers
- Identifying types of numbers
- Set language
- Square roots and cubic roots
- Fractions, decimals and percentage
- Uses and rules of indices
- Conversion and calculation in standard form
- Degrees and limits of accuracy
- Measure of rates
- Understanding ratios and proportion
- Simple interest and compound interest
- Tims and Money
- Exponential growth and decay (E)
- Surds (E)
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2Algebra and graph
- Simplification, expansion and factorization of algebraic expression
- Manipulation and factorization of algebraic fractions (E)
- Indices
- Solving simultaneous equations
- Inequalities
- Finding the nth term of the sequence
- Direct and inverse proportion (E)
- Interpreting graphs for practical situations
- Skating the graphs of linear and quadratic functions
- Maxima and minima of the graph (E)
- Functions and inverse functions (E)
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3Coordinate geometry
- Cartesian coordinates in two dimensions
- Drawing graphs for linear equations
- Gradients
- Finding the midpoint (E)
- Equation of straight line
- Gradient and equation of parallel lines
- Gradient and equation of perpendicular lines (E)
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4Geometry
- Usage of geometrical terms
- Construction of lines, angles and triangles
- Three figure bearing
- Similarity and symmetry
- Properties of angles
- Circle theorem
- Symmetry properties of circle (circle theorem II) (E)
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5Mensuration
- Metric units of measurements
- Calculating area and perimeter
- Circles, arcs and sectors
- Surface area and volume of three dimensional shapes
- Compound shapes and solids
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6Trigonometry
- Understanding pythagoras theorem
- Right angled triangle and their ratios
- Trigonometric functions and their values (E)
- Sine rule and cosine rule (E)
- Trigonometry in 3D (E)
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7Transformation and Vectors
- Types of transformation
- Operations in vectors (E)
- Finding magnitude in vector (E)
- Vectors in geometric problem (E)
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8Probability
- Introduction to probability
- Estimating relative and estimated frequency
- Probability of two events
- Conditional probability (E)
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9Statistics
- Tabulation and interpretation of statistical data
- Mean, median, mode and range
- Statistical charts and diagram
- Scatter diagram
- Cumulative frequency and histogram (E)
- Histogram (E)