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Maths Literacy III (AEE)

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'Maths Literacy III (AEE)' is a course awarded by International Certificate of Christian Education on VerifyEd. General Overview In this mathematical literacy course, students learn about: 1. Personal and Business Finances: - Managing personal and business finances - Investments, loans, and tax implications - Currency fluctuation and inflation effects - Calculations related to fees 1. Time and Planning: - Understanding time intervals and timetables - Planning using travel itineraries and project schedules 1. Mapping and Geolocation: - Reading and interpreting maps, floor plans, and layouts - Using grids and coordinates for location and navigation - Calculations involving speed, distance, and time using maps 1. Geometry and Measurements: - Solving 2D and 3D problems involving lengths, areas, volumes, and surface areas - Describing and comparing geometric figures and solids - Using measurements and calculations in practical scenarios 1. Data Analysis and Display: - Understanding central tendency and data spread - Summarizing and displaying data effectively 1. Assembly Diagrams and Plans: - Interpreting instruction diagrams and symbols - Analyzing layout options and quantities on plans - Applying measurements and calculations in plan analysis 1. Budgeting and Financial Analysis: - Working with budgets at different levels - Exploring various tariff systems and pricing strategies - Understanding inflation, graphs, and tax calculations - Handling interest, loans, and financial analysis Throughout the course, practical projects and assignments enhance students' ability to apply their financial and analytical skills in real-world scenarios.

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