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HONORS ALGEBRA 2 (with Trig)                              HONORS PRECALCULUS

        (Full year, 1 credit)                                     (Full year, 1 credit)
        Prerequisite:  Successful  completion  of  Honors         Prerequisite:  Successful  completion  of  Honors
        Geometry (recommended: A or B in the course) or           Algebra 2 (recommended: A or B in the course)
        teacher recommendation.
                                                                  This  course  is  intended  for  students  who  are
        This  course  is  intended  for  students  who  are       talented and/or interested in mathematics.  It will
        talented and/or interested in mathematics.  It will       exceed  state  and  national  standards  for  content
        exceed  state  and  national  standards  for  content     curriculum  and  cover  topics  traditional  to  a  pre-
        curriculum.  Students will experience math topics in      calculus,  trigonometry,  analytical  geometry,  and
        numeric, symbolic and graphic form.  Students will        advanced math courses.  Students will experience
        be  expected  to  demonstrate  mastery  of  course        math topics in numeric, symbolic and graphic form.
        material  mentally,  using  paper  and  pencil            Students will be expected to demonstrate mastery
        techniques,  and  with  technology.    Reasoning  and     of course material mentally, using paper and pencil
        sense-making  will  be  emphasized  along  with           techniques,  and  with  technology.    Reasoning  and
        procedural performance.                                   sense-making  will  be  emphasized  along  with
                                                                  procedural performance.

        TRIGONOMETRY
                                                                  COLLEGE ALGEBRA
        (One semester, ½ credit)
        Prerequisite: Algebra 2 (recommended: A or B in the       (One semester, ½ credit)
        course)                                                   Prerequisite: Algebra 2 or Senior

        This course will cover advanced trigonometry and          This  course  is  designed  to  reinforce  mathematics
        algebra topics that are beyond the core Algebra II        skills through Algebra 2. Students will also explore
        standards. Students will experience math topics in        topics that are typical in entry college math courses
        numeric, symbolic and graphic form.  Students will        (such as College Algebra or Precalculus). A goal of
        be  expected  to  demonstrate  mastery  of  course        the course is to help students be fully prepared for
        material  mentally,  using  paper  and  pencil            a first course in mathematics at the college level.
        techniques,  and  with  technology.    Reasoning  and
                                                                  Note:  College  Algebra  DOES  NOT  count  for  NCAA
        sense-making  will  be  emphasized  along  with
                                                                  Clearinghouse.
        procedural performance.

                                                                   CONTEMPORARY MATHEMATICS (CM)
        PRECALCULUS
                                                                  (One semester, ½ credit)
        (One semester, ½ credit)
                                                                  Prerequisite: Algebra 2 or Senior
        Prerequisite: Trigonometry (recommended: A or B in
        the course)                                               This course will investigate topics selected from the
                                                                  following:   Digital  Systems  in  Society, Information
        This one-semester course will cover specific topics       Science,  Coding  and  Cryptography,  Fair  Division,
        to prepare students for AP Calculus AB.  Students
                                                                  Apportionment,  Game  Theory,  Social  Choice,
        will  experience  math  topics  in  numeric,  symbolic    Power, Voting, and Decision Analysis.   These topics
        and  graphic  form.    Students  will  be  expected  to
                                                                  are typical of a first course in mathematics at the
        demonstrate mastery of course material mentally,
                                                                  college level designed for non-stem majors.
        using  paper  and  pencil  techniques,  and  with
        technology.    Reasoning  and  sense-making  will  be

        emphasized along with procedural performance.
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