MEM234024 — Apply advanced mathematics to technology problems

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What an assessment for MEM234024 must cover

79 assessable components: 4 elements (15 performance criteria), 4 performance evidence and 60 knowledge evidence requirements. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Identify a need for the application of advanced mathematics

1.1Identify and define a problem requiring application of mathematics
1.2Determine data currently available for analysis
1.3Identify ways of obtaining other required data
1.4Determine information required from outcome

2 Prepare to solve problem by advanced mathematics

2.1Determine appropriate mathematics to be applied
2.2Identify and gain access to appropriate computational devices
2.3Collect required input data
2.4Analyse collected data for suitability and completeness
2.5Take appropriate action to address any deficiencies found

3 Solve problem using advanced mathematics

3.1Apply appropriate techniques to collected data
3.2Check answer to ensure it is within the expected rational results
3.3Interpret answer to determine information required by problem definition and translate the result of the statistical analysis into a form which is useable by relevant stakeholders.

4 Communicate outcomes

4.1Communicate outcome to relevant stakeholders by appropriate means
4.2Explain outcome to stakeholders as appropriate
4.3Confirm that the result of the analysis assists in the resolution of the problem

Performance evidence

identifying and defining problems
identifying appropriate mathematical techniques for engineering or related problems
applying the appropriate technique to the problem and solving and confirming answer using the technique on at least two occasions
communicating the outcome of the analysis in a manner suited to the audience and confirming the outcome has addressed the problem.

Knowledge evidence

exponential, trigonometric and hyperbolic functions including:
functionality and inverse functions
exponential and logarithmic functions
trigonometric and inverse trigonometric functions
hyperbolic and inverse hyperbolic functions
series including:
of arithmetic and geometric progressions
limits
linear and quadratic approximations (Taylor polynomials)
partial sums
geometric series
power series
Maclaurin series
vectors including:
vectors in three-dimensions
i j k notation
magnitude (or modulus) of a vector
unit vectors and direction angles
scalar or ‘dot’ product of two vectors
vector or ‘cross’ product of two vectors
resolution of vectors
differentiation and integration of vectors
dynamics including:
Newton’s Laws of Motion
energy, work and power
the work-energy theorem
moment of a force
analytical geometry including:
equation of a plane
the angle between two planes
the distance from a point to a plane
lines in three-dimensional space
graphing techniques including:
coordinate geometry
graphs of exponential growth and decay
graphs with logarithmic scales
method of least squares
polar coordinates and polar graphs
graphs of functions of two variables
quadric surfaces
complex numbers including:
introduction to complex numbers including:
Cartesian form
the Argand plane
trigonometric and polar form
subsets of the complex plane
De Moivre’s theorem
exponential form of complex numbers
applications to mesh current network analysis
linear algebra including:
matrix algebra including:
basic operations
applications
transformations
determinants
systems of equations I, including:
solutions and inverses
applications
systems of equations II (numerical techniques)
systems of equations III (other systems).

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What does an assessment tool for MEM234024 need to cover?

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