Year 11: VCE General Mathematics

Listed Mathematics areas of study at Units 1 and 2, in the words of the Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority (VCAA), with the practice on this site that covers it. Checked against the source on 4 September 2026.

VCE Mathematics Study Design accredited from 2023. Each unit has four areas of study; the text of each is the study design's own.

8areas of study
65skills mapped
100%have practice

Coverage is the percentage of listed areas of study with at least one linked practice skill; it does not measure how fully every part of an entry is practised. A skill can practise more than one areas of study, so some appear more than once below.

Unit 1

U1 AoS 1Data analysis, probability and statisticsIn this area of study students cover types of data, display and description of the distribution of data, summary statistics for centre and spread, and the comparison of sets of data.
U1 AoS 2Algebra, number and structureIn this area of study students cover the concept of a sequence and its representation by rule, table and graph, arithmetic or geometric sequences as examples of sequences generated by first-order linear recurrence relations, and simple financial and other applications of these sequences.
U1 AoS 3Functions, relations and graphsIn this area of study students cover linear function and relations, their graphs, modelling with linear functions, solving linear equations and simultaneous linear equations, line segment and step graphs and their applications.
U1 AoS 4Discrete mathematicsIn this area of study students cover the concept of matrices and matrix operations to model and solve a range of practical problems, including population growth and decay.

Unit 2

U2 AoS 1Data analysis, probability and statisticsIn this area of study students cover association between two numerical variables, scatterplots, and lines of good fit by eye and their interpretation.
- Understanding scatter plots
U2 AoS 2Discrete mathematicsIn this area of study students cover the use of graphs and networks to model and solve a range of practical problems, including connectedness, shortest path and minimum spanning trees.
U2 AoS 3Functions, relations and graphsIn this area of study students cover direct and inverse variation, transformations to linearity and modelling of some non-linear data.
U2 AoS 4Space and measurementIn this area of study students cover units of measurement, accuracy, computations with formulas for different measures, similarity and scale in two and three dimensions, and their practical applications involving simple and composite shapes and objects, trigonometry, problems involving navigation and Pythagoras' theorem and their applications in the plane.

Other Year 11 skills

Year 11 skills not currently linked to an entry on this page. These may include revision, extension practice, or skills still awaiting a curriculum mapping.