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Honors Algebra I - 511
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The course stresses both the structure of algebra and the development of problem-solving skills. Factoring, polynomials, radicals, quadratic and linear functions are extensively treated. A simple introduction to trigonometry is included.
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Algebra I - 512
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Algebra I is the study of mathematical computations and practical applications of Algebraic techniques. Algebra I students study the following concepts: development of the number system, properties of numbers, solving and graphing linear equations.
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Honors Geometry - 515
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Introduction to the fundamentals of Euclidean geometry and the nature of proof. Examines congruent triangles, parallelism, perpendicularity, polygons, inequalities, area, volume, similarity, and famous historical theorems.
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Honors Geometry - 521
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Introduction to the fundamentals of Euclidean geometry and the nature of proof. Examines congruent triangles, parallelism, perpendicularity, polygons, inequalities, area, volume, similarity, and famous historical theorems.
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Pre-Requisites: Honors Al. I and teacher recommendation
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Geometry - 522
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A course asking students to analyze and apply definitions, postulates and theorems and introduction to two column proofs.
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Pre-Requisites: Algebra I
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Algebra I Pt 2 - 523
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A course that is a continuation of Algebra I Part I. Students will move from the basic algebraic principles to more advance principles that will complete their study of Algebra I. Students are now prepared to move on to Geometry and Algebra II.
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Pre-Requisites: Pre-Algebra or Algebra I Part I
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Honors Algebra II/Trig - 525
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This course covers topics in Algebra, trigonometry and Pre-Calculus solving equations and graphing function. It prepares students to take either Pre-alculus, Calculus or AP calculus.
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Honors Alg II/ Trig - 531
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This course covers topics in Algebra, trigonometry and Pre-Calculus solving equations and graphing function.It prepares students to take either Pre-alculus, Calculus or AP calculus.
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Pre-Requisites: Hon Geometry and teacher recommendation
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Algebra II/Trig - 532
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Algebra II/Trigonometry continues with the concepts from Algebra I with introduction of more advanced topics. These include functions, logarithms,conic sections, and trigonometric functions and their applications in solving triangles.
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Pre-Requisites: Algebra I and recommendation of Geometry teacher
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Geometry (JR) - 533
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A course asking students to analyze and apply definitions, postulates and theorems and introduction to two column proofs.
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Pre-Calculus - 541
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Introduction to polynomial, rational, exponential, logarithmic, trig and inverse trig functions with special emphasis on the graphing calculator(TI-83 recommended). Intuitive approach to limits, derivatives, and integrals.
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Honors Calculus - 542
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Calculus is the mathematical tool used to analyze changes in physical quantities. Students learn the applications of differential and integral calculus to optimize and to find area and volume.
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Pre-Requisites: Hon Algebra2/Trigonometry and teacher recommendati
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Trig/Analytic Geom - 543
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Introduction to the trig functions, solving triangles, trig identities,and trig equations. Also introduces vectors, vector equations, straight lines and conic sections. Graphing calculator recommended (TI-83):scientific calculator required.
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AP Calculus - 544
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This is a college level course with emphasis on the understanding of concepts and applications. Students are required to take the national AP examination in order to earn college credit.
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Pre-Requisites: Hon algebra2/Trigonometry, teacher recommendation
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Honors Pre-Calculus - 545
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Junior Level Course. Extensions of Algebra II/Trig topics, extensive application of TI-83 graphing calculator, and intro to Fundamental Theorem of Calculus. Pre-req: Honors Algebra II/Trig
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Algebra II - 551
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Algebra II continues the concepts from Algebra I with emphasis on operations with polynomials and equation solving. New topics include logarithms, third order systems of equations, and complex numbers.
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Algebra II (seniors) - 552
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This course reviews basic algebra foundations and extends into imaginary and complex numbers. Factoring, working with exponents, radicals and solving higher level polynomials are addressed as well. This course prepares the student for college alg.
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Statistics - 553
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Basic statistical concepts including data organization and analysis; probability theory and distributions; sampling methods; estimation; hypothesis testing; regression and correlation analysis, all with real world problems and application.
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ACT/SAT Math Prep - 554
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Mathematical topics included in the ACT and SAT college entrance exams will be stressed.
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AP Calculus BC - 555
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AP Calculus BC covers the same differential and integral calculus topics that are included in the Calculus AB, plus additional topics in differential and integral calculus, and polynomial approximations and series.
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