FSKNUM029 — Use introductory graphical techniques for work
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23 assessable components: 3 elements (9 performance criteria), 6 performance evidence and 8 knowledge evidence requirements. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.
Elements & performance criteria
1 Extract and interpret information relevant to linear relationships in the workplace
- 1.1Identify and interpret mathematical information and measures, quantities and/or variables to be analysed and evaluated using linear graphical analysis
- 1.2Identify the appropriate techniques to interpret mathematical information relevant to undertake linear relationships embedded in workplace tasks and texts to complete workplace task
2 Use linear equations and their graphs
- 2.1Select and use a range of algebraic, graphical and problem solving strategies to undertake workplace task
- 2.2Estimate outcome of the analysis related to the application of the routine linear graphical analysis to the workplace task
- 2.3Identify and model simple workplace situations involving linear relationships by drawing Cartesian coordinate graphs
- 2.4Solve and interpret simple linear equations graphically
- 2.5Check and reflect on mathematics used, outcomes, and workplace and real-world implications
3 Communicate information from graphical analysis
- 3.1Use formal, informal and some specialised written mathematical representation to document, interpret and communicate workplace graphical processes, results and implications
- 3.2Use formal, informal and some specialised mathematical language to discuss and explain workplace graphical processes, results and implications
Performance evidence
- identifying applications and variable that can be analysed using linear relationships in the workplace and
- collecting data and modelling via graphing the situations and variables with the use of linear equations
- analysing and interpreting the resulting graphical analysis, relationships and outcomes
- making estimations to check problem solving outcomes and determine appropriate accuracy required for task
- evaluating mathematic processes used and outcomes obtained, and evaluating implications for workplace task
- use of relevant technology, applications or computer software.
Knowledge evidence
- common workplace issues that can be investigated through the use of linear graphical analysis
- informal and formal symbolic notation, representation and conventions of Cartesian graphs (origin, axes, coordinates)
- purpose and application of algebraic expressions and formulae to workplace tasks
- common linear relationships relevant to workplace
- purpose and use of relevant technology, such as scientific or CAS calculator, spreadsheets or graphing software
- estimation and evaluation processes
- implications of calculations and results for workplace tasks
- specialised, formal and informal mathematical written and oral language and symbolism.
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