UCM300

University of Canterbury Mathematics

Although next year timetables are yet to be finalised, course selection is now finished. Any changes to student courses will now take place in January.

Course Description

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What MATH199 offers

  • 30 points credit towards a UC degree.
  • Entry into University of Canterbury level 200 Mathematics and Engineering mathematics courses.
  • A “Getting Started in MATH199” workshop at (or near) your school in early February (if there are enough students enrolled in your area to make it feasible). The time and place will be organised with your school upon receiving enrolments.
  • A limited number of MATH199 AIMS scholarships, each with a value of $5,000, are available for students enrolling at UC in any programme (criteria apply).
  • Up to three MATH199 STAR scholarships ,worth $5,000 per annum for up to three years, for students majoring in Mathematics or Statistics.
  • UC offers a number of other scholarships to high achieving students. See www.canterbury.ac.nz/ scholarships for a full list of UC Scholarships.


Pathway

Have you been involved in accelerated courses at school and/or passed Level 3 calculus credits in year 12? Is your ability in mathematics such that you would like an enrichment course while concurrently doing your year 13 work? If you have answered yes, then MATH199 (UMA300) is for you! This course in linear algebra and calculus gives you the opportunity to study stimulating and interesting work while still at school, and will prepare you well for second year courses in mathematics. The University of Canterbury (UC) is offering MATH199 to secondary school students outside of the Christchurch region who excel in mathematics. MATH199 is a two semester, 30-point programme, aligned with MATH102 in Semester 1 and MATH103 in Semester 2. MATH199 has a dedicated Learn website with comprehensive resources structured on a week by week basis. Although the primary source for content is online, small group tutorial sessions will be held online weekly. This will give you a chance to ask questions about the course work and sort out any problems you may be having