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602 ALGEBRA I
Grades 9
Prerequisites: 8th grade math.
One Credit. One Year.
Algebra I extends the principles of arithmetic by working with variables with an emphasis on the structure of mathematics. Topics include signed numbers, equations, graphing, factoring, and exponents. Operations involving a graphing calculator will be explored. A scientific calculator is required.
603 ALGEBRA II HONORS
Grades 10
Prerequisites: 9th grade Geometry Honors with a “B” or better and teacher recommendation.
One Credit. One Year.
This course builds upon Algebra I concepts. Additional topics include irrational and complex numbers, analytical geometry, graphing, logarithmic series and sequences, permutations and combinations, trigonometry and conic sections. TI-84 calculator is required.
606 GEOMETRY
Grades 9, 10, 11
Prerequisites: Algebra I (8th grade) with a “B-” or lower or Algebra I (9th grade).
One Credit. One Year.
Geometry studies the properties of polygons, circles and solids. Emphasis is on use of proof. Both plane and solid geometry are covered. A scientific calculator is required.
607 GEOMETRY HONORS
Grades 9
Prerequisites: Algebra I (8th grade) with a “B” or higher.
One Credit. One Year.
Geometry studies the properties of polygons, circles and solids. Emphasis is on use of proof. Both plane and solid geometry are covered. A Scientific or TI-84 calculator is required.
608 ADVANCED QUANTITATIVE REASONING (AQR)
Grades 11, 12
Prerequisites: Geometry and teacher recommendations.
One Credit. One Year.
This course is the application of mathematics to real world concepts. It will promote reasoning, problem-solving and modeling through units focused on reinforcing and extending content in algebra, functions, statistics, probability, geometry, and number sense. This course is an algebra II equivalent that meets the graduation requirement.
609 ALGEBRA II
Grades 11, 12
Prerequisites: Algebra I and Geometry with a “C” or better.
One Credit. One Year.
This course builds upon Algebra I concepts. Additional topics include irrational and complex numbers, analytical geometry, graphing, logarithmic series and sequences, permutations and combinations, and trigonometry. TI-84 calculator is required.
610 COLLEGE PREP/ALGEBRA REVIEW
Grades 12
Prerequisites: Algebra II with a “C+” or better or Algebra II Fundamental with a “A” or better.
One Credit. One Year.
This course is intended for seniors who are preparing for post-secondary enrollment. It will be an Algebra based curriculum which will include preparation for ACT and SAT. Emphasis will be on problem-solving and will include statistics. TI-84 calculator is required.
COTC610 COTC COLLEGE ALGEBRA
Grades 11
Prerequisites for MVHS: Acceptance into Yellow Jacket U, pass the Accuplacer and Geometry with a "B" or better.
One Credit. One Year.
COTC: Course MATH 140
COTC: Course MATH 140
This course builds upon Algebra 1 concepts. It will be a study of algebraic functions including polynomial, rational, radical, exponential, logarithmic, and piecewise defined functions. Additional topics will include domain, range, graphs, inverses, operations, equations, inequalities, and their applications. This course is an algebra 2 equivalent that meets the graduation requirement. TI-84 calculator is required.
611 PRECALCULUS
Grades 11, 12
Prerequisites for MVHS: Algebra II with a “B” or better or with department chairman recommendation.
Prerequisites for COTC: Acceptance by COTC.
MVHS: One Credit. One Year.
COTC: Course MATH 150
Precalculus is a course which includes Trigonometry and Analytical Geometry and is designed to prepare the serious math student to take Calculus. Theory as well as practical applications will be stressed. Graphing utilities will be used to enhance instruction and problem-solving, not replace them. TI-84 calculator is required.
612 PRECALCULUS HONORS
Grades 11
Prerequisites for MVHS: Algebra II Honors with a “B” or better and teacher recommendation.
Prerequisites for COTC: Acceptance by COTC.
MVHS: One Credit. One Year.
COTC: Course MATH 150
Precalculus is a course which includes Trigonometry and Analytical Geometry and is designed to prepare the serious math student to take Calculus. Theory as well as practical application will be stressed. Graphing utilities will be used to enhance instruction and problem-solving skills, not replace them. TI-84 calculator is required.
613 CALCULUS
Grades 12
Prerequisites: Precalculus with a “B” or better or Precalculus Honors with a “C” or better.
One credit. One Year.
This course is designed for students who have successfully completed Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, and Precalculus. Topics covered will include limits, derivatives and integrals with more emphasis on application and less on theory. TI-84 calculator is required.
614 AP CALCULUS
Grades 12
Prerequisites: Precalculus Honors with a “B” or better and recommendation of Department Chair.
One Credit. One Year.
This course is designed for students who have successfully completed Honors Algebra I, Algebra II, and Precalculus and will continue to study mathematics due to their career choices. Topics covered will include the following major areas: functions, differential calculus, and integral calculus. This is a rigorous course for the competent student of mathematics. The Advanced Placement Test, given in the spring, is required. TI-84 calculator is required. This class carries an additional 1.0 weight.
AP Test Fee - approximately $96.00. (Required)
615 AP STATISTICS
Grades 11, 12
Prerequisites: Algebra II with a “B” or better and teacher recommendation.
One Credit. One Year.
This course is designed to introduce students to the subject of statistics with an emphasis on statistical inference. Topics covered will fall into the following categories: definitions and concepts used in statistics, the mathematics of statistics, the applications of statistics in the real world, and the use of the computer and/or calculator as a tool in statistics. TI-84 calculator is required. This class carries an additional 1.0 weight. AP Test required.
AP Test Fee - approximately $96.00. (Required)
616 PERSONAL MATH
Grades 12
Prerequisites: Algebra II with a “C” or lower or Algebra II Fundamental with a “B+” or lower or teacher recommendation.
One Credit. One Year.
This course will allow students to learn how to apply mathematical concepts to real world situations. Topics covered will include, checking/saving accounts, credit cards, loans, and budgeting. A scientific calculator is required.
616T PERSONAL MATH 12 E.D.G.E. (E.D.G.E. = Development Growth, Experience)
Grades 12
Prerequisites: Algebra II with a “C” or lower or Algebra II Fundamental with a “B+” or lower or teacher recommendation. Must take concurrently with English 12 E.D.G.E.
One Credit. One Year.
This course will allow students to learn how to apply mathematical concepts to real world situations. A collaboration will take place with English 12 E.D.G.E. Topics covered will include, checking/saving accounts, credit cards, loans, and budgeting. A scientific calculator is required.
617 INTRODUCTION TO ALGEBRA, GEOMETRY, AND STATISTICS (AGS)
Grades 9
Prerequisite: Selection by administration and the math department.
One Credit. One Year.
This course includes content that will prepare students for Algebra I, along with introductory geometry and statistics information. This includes solving equations and inequalities, graphing linear functions, operations with polynomials, factoring and solving quadratic equations, and simplifying radicals. The geometry and statistics content includes data analysis and probability, polygons, and three-dimensional figures.