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Literacy & Numeracy

Literacy
US32403 Literacy reading, 5 creditsUS32405 Literacy writing, 5 credits
Numeracy
US32406 Numeracy, 10 credits

Level 1

Biology
1.4 Life cycle of flowering plants, 4 credits1.5 Mammals as a consumer, 3 credits
Physics
1.3 Electricity and magnetism, 4 credits1.4 Wave behaviour, 4 credits
Chemistry
1.3 Carbon chemistry, 4 credits1.4 Understanding selected elements, 4 credits1.5 Understanding chemical reactions, 4 credits
Science
1.1 Mechanics, 4 credits1.5 Acids and bases, 4 credits1.9 Genetic variation, 4 credits
English
1.1 Written text, 4 credits
Maths
1.2 Algebra (mcat), 4 credits1.3 Tables, equations & graphs, 4 credits1.6 Geometric reasoning, 4 credits1.12 Chance and data, 4 credits

Level 2

Biology
2.4 Cells, 4 credits2.5 Genetic variation, 4 credits2.7 Genetic expression, 4 credits
History
2.5 Causes and consequences, 5 credits
Chemistry
2.4 Structures and bonding, 5 credits2.5 Organic chemistry, 4 credits2.6 Chemical reactivity, 4 credits
Maths
2.6 Algebra, 4 credits2.7 Calculus, 5 credits2.12 Probability, 4 credits
English
2.1 Written text, 4 credits2.2 Visual/oral text, 4 credits2.3 Unfamiliar text, 4 credits
Physics
2.3 Waves, 4 credits2.4 Mechanics, 6 credits2.6 Electricity, 6 credits

Level 3

Biology
3.3 Animals & plants, 5 credits3.5 Speciation, 4 credits3.6 Human evolution, 4 credits
English
3.1 Written text, 4 credits3.2 Visual/oral text, 4 credits3.3 Unfamiliar text, 4 credits
Calculus
3.5 Complex numbers, 5 credits3.6 Differentiation, 6 credits3.7 Integration, 6 credits
Physics
3.3 Waves, 4 credits3.4 Mechanics, 6 credits3.6 Electricity, 6 credits
Chemistry
3.4 Thermochemistry, 5 credits3.5 Organic chemistry, 5 credits3.6 Equilibrium principles (aqueous), 5 credits
Statistics
3.12 Statistical reports, 4 credits3.13 Probability concepts, 4 credits3.14 Probability distributions, 4 credits

Level 1

Digital technologies
1.3 Develop a database, 4 credits1.4 Develop a website, 4 credits1.7 Develop a computer program, 4 credits1.8 Develop a computer game, 6 credits
Maths
1.1 Numeric reasoning, 4 credits1.4 Linear algebra, 3 credits1.13 Elements of chance, 3 credits
English
1.8 Significant connections, 4 credits1.9 Information literacy, 4 credits
Music
1.1 Solo performance, 6 credits

Level 2

Accounting
2.7 Inventory subsystem, 3 credits
Geography
2.2 Urban patterns, 3 credits2.6 New Zealand issue, 3 credits2.7 Global issue, 3 credits
Business studies
2.5 Motivational theory, 3 credits
History
2.1 Carry out an inquiry, 4 credits2.2 Historical significance to NZ, 5 credits2.4 Perspectives on an event, 5 credits
Chemistry
2.3 Chemistry in technology, 3 credits
Maths
2.4 Trigonometric relationships, 3 credits2.5 Networks, 2 credits2.8 Design a questionnaire, 3 credits2.9 Make an inference, 4 credits2.11 Statistically-based reports, 2 credits
Digital technologies
2.3 Develop a website and database, 8 credits2.7 Develop a comptuer program, 6 credits
Media studies
2.2 Understanding narrative in media texts, 4 credits
Economics
2.6 Government policies, 6 credits2.7 Issue of special interest, 4 credits
Music
2.1 Solo performance, 6 credits2.2 Solo performance - second instrument, 3 credits
English
2.4 Selection of writing, 6 credits2.7 Connections across texts, 4 credits2.8 Information literacy, 4 credits2.9 Personal responses to texts, 4 credits2.10 Aspects of visual text, 3 credits
Physics
2.2 Selected context, 3 credits2.5 Atomic and nuclear physics, 3 credits

Level 3

Accounting
3.2 Accounting for partnerships, 4 credits
English
3.5 Oral text, 3 credits3.7 Connections across texts, 4 credits3.8 Critical texts, 4 credits3.9 Visual texts, 3 credits
Biology
3.7 Methods of genetic manipulation, 3 credits
Geography
3.6 Contemporary issue, 3 credits3.7 Global patterns, 3 credits
Business management
3.5 Human resource issue, 3 credits
History
3.1 Research event significant to NZ, 5 credits3.4 Contested event, 5 credits
Calculus
3.1 Conic sections, 3 credits3.3 Trig methods, 4 credits3.4 Critical path analysis, 2 credits
Media studies
3.2 Interpreting media texts, 3 credits3.3 Media representations and society, 3 credits3.7 Significant developments in the media, 3 credits3.8 Write a media text, 3 credits
Chemistry
3.3 Chemical processes in the world, 3 credits
Music
3.1 Solo performance, 8 credits3.2 Solo performance - second instrument, 4 credits
Classics
3.4 Significant ideologies, 6 credits3.5 Lasting influences, 6 credits
Physics
3.2 Selected context, 3 credits3.7 Physics in a social context, 3 credits
Digital technologies
3.1 Design a computer program, 9 credits3.2 Design a website, 9 credits3.3 Develop a website and database, 8 credits3.7 Develop a computer program, 12 credits
Statistics
3.8 Time series, 4 credits3.9 Bivariate data, 4 credits3.15 Systems of equations, 3 credits
Economics
3.4 Governments and market failures, 5 credits

University of Otago

Health Science
CELS 191 Cellular and molecular biologyCHEM 191 The chemical basis of biology and healthHUBS 191 Human body systems 1PHSI 191 Biological physicsBIOC 192 Foundations of biochemistryHUBS 192 Human body systems 2POPH 192 Population health Practice tests
Law
LAWS 101a The legal system - semester oneLAWS 101b The legal system - semester two

University of Auckland

Biomed
BIOSCI 107 Cellular processes and developmentCHEM 110 Chemistry of the living worldPOPLHLTH 111 Population healthMEDSCI 142 Organ systems
Engineering
ENGSCI 111 Mathematical modelling 1CHEMMAT 121 Materials scienceENGGEN 131 Engineering computation and software development
Law
LAW 131 Legal methodLAW 141 Legal foundations

University of Canterbury

Engineering
CHEM 111 Chemical principles and processesEMTH 118 Engineering mathematics 1aEMTH 119 Engineering mathematics 1b

Victoria University

Law
LAWS 121 Introduction to New Zealand legal systemLAWS 122 Introduction to case lawLAWS 123 Introduction to statue law