Algebra I
| 1 Credit (Year)
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| This course is designed for students who have
mastered basic computational skills. Topics include solving equations
and inequalities, linear, and quadratic graphics, exponents,
polynomials, and systems of equations. |
| Geometry | 1 Credit (Year) |
This course integrates coordinate and
transformational approaches to geometry. It reinforces and extends
knowledge of algebra and develops an understanding of proofs. Real
world applications are provided throughout the course.
Prerequisite: Algebra I
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| Honors Geometry | 1 Credit (Year) |
This course is for students with high ability and
motivation in mathematics. Honors Geometry is faster paced and more
in-depth than regular Geometry.
Prerequisite: Algebra
Departmental Approval |
| Algebra II | 1 Credit (Year) |
Course topics include linear, quadratic,
exponential, logarithmic, trigonometric and polynomial functions.
Beginning topics of data analysis are also included. Students will use
algebraic expressions and sentences to model real world situations.
Prerequisite: Geometry |
Honors Algebra II
| 1 Credit (Year) |
This course is for students with high ability and
motivation in mathematics. Honors Algebra II is faster paced and more
in-depth than regular Algebra II.
Prerequisites: A average in Geometry or B average in Honors Geometry
Departmental Approval |
| Math Analysis | 1 Credit (Year) |
This course includes polynomials, functions,
exponentials, logarithms, trigonometry, advanced graphing, polar
coordinates, conics, vectors, sequences, series, limits, statistics,
probability, and an introduction to Calculus.
Prerequisite: Algebra II |
| Honors Math Analysis | 1 Credit (Year) |
This course is for students with high ability and
motivation in mathematics. Honors Math Analysis is faster paced and
more in- depth than regular Math Analysis.
Prerequisite: A average in Algebra II or B average in Honors Algebra II
Departmental Approval
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| Introduction to Statistics | 0.5 Credit (S1) |
This introductory course includes topics on
statistical analysis, interpretation of data and graphs and modeling
real world applications.
Prerequisite: Algebra II |
Introduction to Calculus
| 0.5 Credit (S2) |
This introductory course is open to students who
have completed Math Analysis or Honors Math Analysis. Topics include
functions and their graphs, limits and continuity, differentiation and
applications of the derivative, integration and applications of the
integral.
Prerequisite: Math Analysis |
| Advanced Placement Calculus AB | 1 Credit (Year) |
This course is for students with high ability and
motivation in mathematics. Topics include relations, functions and
their graphs, differentiation and applications of the derivative,
integration and applications of the integral. Students who complete
this course may take the A.P. exam for possible college credit.
Prerequisites: B average or higher in Honors Math Analysis
Departmental Approval |
Advanced Placement Calculus BC
| 1 Credit (Year) |
The most rigorous and demanding of the Calculus
courses, this course includes all of the topics covered in AP Calculus
AB as well as parametric functions, polar coordinates, sequences and
series, and elementary differential equations. Students who complete
this course may take the A.P. exam for possible college credit.
Prerequisites: A average in Honors Math Analysis
Departmental Approval
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| AP Statistics | 1 Credit (Year) |
This course is built around four main topics:
exploring data, planning a study, probability as it relates to
distribution of data, and inferential reasoning. Students taking this
course must have completed Calculus. People enrolling in this class
will be in class at the same times as an AP Calculus class. Some of the
class time will be spent mentoring Calculus students, which will help
the Calculus students and also allow the statistics students to keep
their Calculus skills sharp. Most of the classroom time will be spent
working on the AP Statistics syllabus independently. Students who
complete this course may take the A.P. exam for possible college credit.
Prerequisites: Calculus or AP Calculus
Departmental Approval |
