More than ever before in human history, we are building. In addition to physical structures and complex machinery, we are building in the virtual world. The Engineering IFP is ideal preparation for undergraduate study in a range of fields.

Engineers need to be able to address the needs of the future. Engineering is an extremely broad field encompassing civil, mechanical, electrical, electronic, aeronautical, automotive and biomedical engineering. Successful graduates of the DLD College London IFP in Engineering have received offers for prestigious courses such as Electrical and Electronic Engineering at the University of Manchester and Mechanical Engineering at Queen Mary, University of London. The inclusion of the Advanced Mathematics content gives students access to other courses including Computer Science.

In addition to the common Key Components Strand, students will study the following subject components:

ENGINEERING SUBJECT COMPONENTS

ADVANCED MATHEMATICS I (FACULTY OF MATHEMATICS)

More than ever before in human history, we are building. In addition to physical structures and complex machinery, we are building in the virtual world. Engineers need to be able to address the needs of the future. Advanced Mathematics 1 equips learners with the core skills required to embark on further study of this dynamic field.

• Quadratic Functions and Inequalities
• Exponential and Logarithmic functions
• Transformations of Graphs
• Coordinate Geometry
• Radian measures, Trigonometric Functions and Equations
• Differentiation including parametric equations

Assessment Method: Written assignment