Arithmetic and Geometric Progressions This resource is part of the set for “Essential mathematics for engineering and manufacturing” Aim: Understand arithmetic and geometric progressions and their use in engineering contexts. This resource includes: Session Power-point file (13 slides) Geometric Progression Information Sheet Geometric Progression Method Sheet Geometric Progression Task sheet Geometric Progression PDF Geometric Progression Teacher Copy Please feel free to check out our other resources, over the next academic year we will be adding a whole host of resources to support teaching Engineering.

Calculus: Differentiation 1 This resource is part of the set for “Essential mathematics for engineering and manufacturing” Aim: Determine standard differentials and use differentiation to calculate maximum and minimum values in engineering contexts. This resource includes: Session Power-point file (14 slides) Calculus Differentiation Steps - Helpsheet Calculus - Critical points tasks Calculus - Critical points PDF Calculus - Critical points Teacher Copy Calculus Derivatives Information sheet Calculus Derivative Tasks Calculus Derivative PDF Calculus Derivatives Teacher Copy Please feel free to check out our other resources, over the next academic year we will be adding a whole host of resources to support teaching Engineering.

Graphs and Charts This resource is part of the set for “Essential mathematics for engineering and manufacturing” Aim: Interpret and express changes in an engineering system from a graph. This resource includes: Session Power-point file (14 slides) Graph Types in Engineering Graph Types in Engineering PDF Graph Formulas in Engineering Task Graph Formulas in Engineering Task PDF Graph Formulas in Engineering Teacher copy Please feel free to check out our other resources, over the next academic year we will be adding a whole host of resources to support teaching Engineering.

Graphs and Charts 2 This resource is part of the set for “Essential mathematics for engineering and manufacturing” Aim: Determine the equation of a straight line from a graph (y = mx + c). This resource includes: Session Power-point file (13 slides) Straight Line Graphs Task Straight Line Graphs Task PDF Straight Line Graphs Teacher Copy Please feel free to check out our other resources, over the next academic year we will be adding a whole host of resources to support teaching Engineering.

Geometry: Areas and Volumes 1 This resource is part of the set for “Essential mathematics for engineering and manufacturing” Aim: Calculate the area of 2D shapes (square, rectangle, triangle, circle) and the volume of 3D shapes (cube, cuboid, cylinder, cone). This resource includes: Session Power-point file (22 slides) Geometric Areas Questions Geometric Areas Questions PDF Geometric Areas Questions Teacher Copy Geometric Volumes Questions Geometric Volumes Questions PDF Geometric Volumes Questions Teacher Copy Please feel free to check out our other resources, over the next academic year we will be adding a whole host of resources to support teaching Engineering.

Power Series This resource is part of the set for “Essential mathematics for engineering and manufacturing” Aim: Learn about power series and their applications in engineering. This resource includes: Session Power-point file (16 slides) Power series equation information Power series task Power series PDF Power series Teacher Copy Power series Engineering Problems Power series Engineering Problems PDF Power Series Engineering Problems Teacher Copy Please feel free to check out our other resources, over the next academic year we will be adding a whole host of resources to support teaching Engineering.

Geometry: Areas and Volumes 2 This resource is part of the set for “Essential mathematics for engineering and manufacturing” Aim: Apply geometry concepts to practical engineering scenarios. This resource includes: Session Power-point file (13 slides) Applied Geometry Problems Applied Geometry Problems PDF Applied Geometry Problems Teacher Copy Please feel free to check out our other resources, over the next academic year we will be adding a whole host of resources to support teaching Engineering.

Calculus: Differentiation 2 This resource is part of the set for “Essential mathematics for engineering and manufacturing” Aim: Learn to find the equation of a tangent to a curve in engineering contexts. This resource includes: Session Power-point file (14 slides) Tangent Line Information Real world examples of Calculus Calculus Problems Task Calculus Problems Task PDF Calculus Problems Teacher Copy Calculus - Challenging Problems task Calculus - Challenging Problems PDF Calculus - Challenging Problems Teacher copy Please feel free to check out our other resources, over the next academic year we will be adding a whole host of resources to support teaching Engineering.

Engineering Materials: Conductivity This resource teaches about Electrical conductivity, resistance and the thermal effects on conductive metals. This resource is a full lesson that would normally take around 1 hour 30 minutes to work through. There are 2 tasks that accompany the Presentation which have dedicated slides. I use this resource every year to deliver Engineering materials and it has always worked well. Please feel free to check out our other resources, over the next academic year we will be adding a whole host of resources to support teaching Engineering.

This bundle contains 3 Engineering activities based on Halloween that can be carried out with a few simple D&T resources. If the resources are not available you can use a range of online free software like TinkerCAD to carry out electronic simulations. The following Resources are included in the bundle: Spooky Engineering Survey 1: This is a worksheet with a number of engineering scenarios with a halloween twist. Pumpkin Launch Challenge: This needs a few basic resources that can be found around the average school/college. Nothing expensive. Spooky Mechatronics Challenge: For this one, you will need access to some electronic components, Arduino/Rasberry Pi/BBC Microbit. Alternatively you may use TinkerCAD and teach the students the basic functions of the site in order to develop coding and circuit building in a simulated environment. Please feel free to check out our other resources, over the next academic year we will be adding a whole host of resources to support teaching Engineering.