International · 103 topics

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Syllabus

What you’ll cover in Mathematics Ai.

The complete topic outline G3N teaches, mapped to the International curriculum.

Exponents and logarithms

6 topics
Laws of exponents
Operations with numbers in standard form (a×10ᵏ)
Logarithms
Laws of exponents with rational exponents (HL)
Sum of infinite convergent geometric sequences (HL)
Using logarithmic scales on graphs (HL)

Sequences

3 topics
Arithmetic sequences and series
Geometric sequences and series
Financial applications of geometric sequences and series

Functions

2 topics
Concept of a function
Sketching graphs

Coordinate geometry

2 topics
Equations of straight lines in two dimensions
Three-dimensional coordinate geometry

Geometry and trigonometry

6 topics
Volumes and surface areas of three-dimensional solids
Rules of trigonometry
Applications of trigonometry
Radian measure (HL)
Further trigonometry (HL)
Matrices as transformations (HL)

Statistics

11 topics
Sampling
Summarizing data
Presenting data
Correlation and regression
Statistical design and unbiased estimators (HL)
Further tests (HL)
Non-linear regression (HL)
Confidence intervals for the mean (HL)
Hypothesis tests for the mean (HL)
Hypothesis tests using the binomial and Poisson distributions (HL)
Type I and Type II errors (HL)

Probability

6 topics
Introduction to probability
Probability techniques
Transforming variables (HL)
Distribution of X (HL)
Poisson distribution (HL)
Markov chains (HL)

Probability distributions

3 topics
Discrete random variables
Binomial distribution
The normal distribution

Differentiation

9 topics
Limits and derivatives
Graphical interpretation of derivatives
Finding an expression for the derivative
Tangents and normals at a given point and their equations
Extending differentiation (HL)
The chain rule (HL)
The product and quotient rules (HL)
Related rates of change (HL)
The second derivative (HL)

Integration

6 topics
Anti-differentiation
Definite integration and the area under a curve
Further indefinite integration (HL)
Definite integrals and the area between a curve and the x-axis (HL)
Further geometric interpretations of integrals (HL)
Integration by substitution (HL)

Number and finance

2 topics
Approximation
Further financial mathematics

Solving equations with technology

2 topics
Systems of linear equations
Polynomial equations

Mathematical models

6 topics
Linear models
Quadratic models
Exponential models
Direct and inverse variation and cubic models
Sinusoidal models
Modelling skills

Geometry

2 topics
Arcs and sectors
Voronoi diagrams

Hypothesis testing

3 topics
Chi-squared tests
t-tests
Spearman's rank correlation

Calculus

3 topics
Maximum and minimum points
Optimization
Trapezoidal rule

Vectors (HL)

4 topics
Introduction to vectors
Vector equation of a line
Vector applications to kinematics
Scalar and vector product

Matrices (HL)

4 topics
Definition and arithmetic of matrices
Determinants and inverses
Solutions of systems of equations using the inverse matrix
Eigenvalues and eigenvectors

Functions and modelling (HL)

4 topics
Composite functions
Inverse functions
Transformations of graphs
Further modelling

Complex numbers (HL)

3 topics
Cartesian form
Modulus argument form and exponential form
Geometric representation

Graphs and algorithms (HL)

6 topics
Introduction to graph theory
Moving around a graph
Weighted graphs
Minimum spanning tree algorithms
The Chinese postman problem
The travelling salesman problem

Kinematics (HL)

2 topics
Derivatives and integrals in kinematics
Motion with variable velocity in two dimensions

Differential equations (HL)

4 topics
Separation of variables
Slope fields and Euler's method
Coupled systems and phase portraits
Second order differential equations

Independent mathematical exploration (coursework)

4 topics
Modelling and problem-solving with the mathematical toolkit
Use of technology (GDC and mathematical software)
Mathematical proof, reasoning and communication
The internal assessment: the mathematical exploration
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