Entry requirements
Learners considering taking this unit will normally be expected to have passed the Engineering Mathematics 3 HN unit or equivalent.
This unit is designed to develop the mathematical skills required by learners who wish to use their Higher National Diploma in engineering to articulate to university degree study.
The unit will provide you with the opportunities to develop the knowledge, understanding and skills to solve problems involving the use of complex algebra, matrices and mathematical series. You will also learn techniques to solve first order differential equations.
Everything you need to know before applying for this course.
Learners considering taking this unit will normally be expected to have passed the Engineering Mathematics 3 HN unit or equivalent.
Pre-entry guidance is required before booking a place on this course. Please contact our Distance Learning Co-ordinators for more information.
The SCQF Level 8 unit is optional in a number of Higher National Diplomas in engineering.
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