Introductory Engineering Mathematics Training Scheme
Maths
A course by
WITT
Gain foundational mathematics skills for entry to the New Zealand Diploma in Engineering or to support success in the programme. Learn basic algebra, trigonometry, statistics, calculus, and applied problem solving.
Core skills this course teaches
Solve problems using basic algebraic functions and equations
Learn to use algebraic functions, manipulate formulae, and solve simple equations relevant to engineering contexts.
Apply trigonometric methods
Choose and apply appropriate trigonometric techniques to solve practical engineering and mathematics problems.
Graph linear and quadratic functions
Develop skills in plotting and interpreting linear and quadratic graphs.
What You're Signing Up For
This training scheme provides students with foundational mathematics skills required for entry into the New Zealand Diploma in Engineering, or for ongoing success within that programme. It focuses on key concepts such as algebra, trigonometry, statistics, and calculus, and is intended for students lacking the necessary mathematics background or those needing to strengthen their current skills for engineering study.
Course Content
- Basic algebraic functions, formulae, and equations
- Application of trigonometric methods
- Plotting graphs of linear and quadratic functions
- Solving simultaneous and quadratic equations
- Statistical concepts and methods
- Introductory calculus including differentiation and integration
What you need to know first
NCEA Level 1 including Literacy and Numeracy requirements
Equivalent New Zealand Qualifications Framework (NQF) Unit Standards
What sort of industry will this job lead to
Engineering
Education
Future employment opportunities might be
Pathway to roles requiring the New Zealand Diploma in Engineering