An introduction to algebra, calculus, and their applications for students without NCEA Level 3 Mathematics. Students who meet the prerequisites of MATHS103 should take MATHS103 rather than MATHS165, followed perhaps by MATHS104.

An introduction to algebra and calculus for students in Management or Social Sciences. Students who meet the prerequisites for MATHS103 may wish to take MATHS103 instead of MATHS166, followed perhaps by MATHS104.

This paper covers basic algebraic concepts, along with an introduction to statistics and calculus. It is intended for those who wish to improve their basic mathematical skills. It provides the general mathematical background needed for many other MATHS/DATAX papers. Students who meet the prerequisites for either MATHS165 or MATHS166 should take one of those papers instead of MATHS168.

Students carry out an independent work-related project on an approved topic under staff supervision.

A further study of the fundamental techniques of algebra and calculus with engineering applications. Includes an introduction to relevant statistical methods.

This paper covers basic algebraic concepts, along with an introduction to statistics and calculus. It is intended for those who wish to improve their basic mathematical skills. It provides the general mathematical background needed for many other MATHS/DATAX papers. Students who meet the prerequisites for either MATHS165 or MATHS166 should take one of those papers instead of MATHS168.

A formal approach to linear algebra, with applications. Topics include: axioms of a vector space, linear independence, spanning sets and bases. Linear transformations, the Gram-Schmidt process.

An introduction to algebra, calculus, and their applications for students without NCEA Level 3 Mathematics. Students who meet the prerequisites of MATHS103 should take MATHS103 rather than MATHS165, followed perhaps by MATHS104.

An introduction to algebra and calculus for students in Management or Social Sciences. Students who meet the prerequisites for MATHS103 may wish to take MATHS103 instead of MATHS166, followed perhaps by MATHS104.

This paper covers basic algebraic concepts, along with an introduction to statistics and calculus. It is intended for those who wish to improve their basic mathematical skills. It provides the general mathematical background needed for many other MATHS/DATAX papers. Students who meet the prerequisites for either MATHS165 or MATHS166 should take one of those papers instead of MATHS168.

A further study of the fundamental techniques of algebra and calculus with engineering applications. Includes an introduction to relevant statistical methods.

A further study of the fundamental techniques of algebra and calculus.

This paper covers basic algebraic concepts, along with an introduction to statistics and calculus. It is intended for those who wish to improve their basic mathematical skills. It provides the general mathematical background needed for many other MATHS/DATAX papers. Students who meet the prerequisites for either MATHS165 or MATHS166 should take one of those papers instead of MATHS168.

A formal approach to linear algebra, with applications. Topics include: axioms of a vector space, linear independence, spanning sets and bases. Linear transformations, the Gram-Schmidt process.

An introduction to algebra, calculus, and their applications for students without NCEA Level 3 Mathematics. Students who meet the prerequisites of MATHS103 should take MATHS103 rather than MATHS165, followed perhaps by MATHS104.

An introduction to algebra and calculus for students in Management or Social Sciences. Students who meet the prerequisites for MATHS103 may wish to take MATHS103 instead of MATHS166, followed perhaps by MATHS104.

This paper covers basic algebraic concepts, along with an introduction to statistics and calculus. It is intended for those who wish to improve their basic mathematical skills. It provides the general mathematical background needed for many other MATHS/DATAX papers. Students who meet the prerequisites for either MATHS165 or MATHS166 should take one of those papers instead of MATHS168.

A further study of the fundamental techniques of algebra and calculus with engineering applications. Includes an introduction to relevant statistical methods.

This paper covers basic algebraic concepts, along with an introduction to statistics and calculus. It is intended for those who wish to improve their basic mathematical skills. It provides the general mathematical background needed for many other MATHS/DATAX papers. Students who meet the prerequisites for either MATHS165 or MATHS166 should take one of those papers instead of MATHS168.

An introduction to algebra and calculus for students in Management or Social Sciences. Students who meet the prerequisites for MATHS103 may wish to take MATHS103 instead of MATHS166, followed perhaps by MATHS104.

This paper covers basic algebraic concepts, along with an introduction to statistics and calculus. It is intended for those who wish to improve their basic mathematical skills. It provides the general mathematical background needed for many other MATHS/DATAX papers. Students who meet the prerequisites for either MATHS165 or MATHS166 should take one of those papers instead of MATHS168.

This paper covers basic algebraic concepts, along with an introduction to statistics and calculus. It is intended for those who wish to improve their basic mathematical skills. It provides the general mathematical background needed for many other MATHS/DATAX papers. Students who meet the prerequisites for either MATHS165 or MATHS166 should take one of those papers instead of MATHS168.

Basic algebraic concepts and an introduction to Calculus and Statistics. This paper provides a last chance for students to correct a weak background in mathematics. Students who meet the prerequisites of MATHS165 or MATHS166 should take one of those papers instead.

Axioms of a metric space, open and closed sets, limit points etc. Completeness, continuity, connectedness and compactness in metric spaces. Fixed-point theorems. Generalisation to topological spaces.

An introduction to algebra, calculus and applications for students without NCEA Level 3 Mathematics. Students who meet the prerequisites of MATHS103 should take this paper instead, followed perhaps by MATHS104.