This course provides a thorough review and extension of Algebra I in the form of a mature mathematical development. Topics include properties of real nimbers, polynomial equations, rationa equations, radical equations, inequalities, coordinate geometry of the conic sections, logarithmic and exponential equations, arithmetic and geometric series, combinations and permutations, introduction to probability and trigonometry. This course helps to from and excellent background for future courses in business, science, and mathematics. May be taken concurrently with Geometry with department permission. Geometry, Algebra 2.
Course is a prerequisite for Calculus in college.
Course develops circular and trigonometric functions of angles, formulas relating them, and application in the science area. May be taken concurrently with Algebra 2 by seniors. Honors and GATE course. This course covers topics usually taught in first and second semester college calculus. Topics include derivatives and applications of derivatives the definite and indefinite integral and applications of the definite integral and special methods of integration.