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Functions, Geometry, and Statis- gories: Modeling, Functions, Num- zeros and solutions, polynomial
tics and Probability. Quadratic ex- ber & Quantity, Algebra, Geometry, and rational functions, exponential
pressions, equations, and func- and Statistics & Probability. and logarithmic functions, the unit
tions; comparing their characteris- circle, trigonometric functions ap-
tics and behavior to linear and ex- INTEGRATED MATH 3A/3B plied to right triangles, graphs of
ponential relationships are empha- ENHANCED trigonometric functions, applica-
sized. Grades: 9, 10, 11 tions of trigonometry, oblique trian-
Prerequisite: B or better in In- gles, verifying identities, solving
INTEGRATED MATH tegrated Math 2B or Inte- trigonometric equations, linear
2A/2B ENHANCED grated Math 2 Enhanced models and systems of equations,
matrices and determinants, se-
Grades: 9, 10, 11 12 Duration: Year Long Course quences, conics, and vectors.
Prerequisite: B or better in In- Credit: 10 units
tegrated Math 1B or Inte- PRE-CALCULUS HONORS
grated Math 1 Enhanced In this course, students will review, 1A/1B
Duration: Year Long Course make connections, and further de- Grades: 10, 11, 12
Credit: 10 units velop skills learned in Integrated Prerequisite: B or better in Pre
Mathematics II. The fundamental Calc or C or better in Integrated
In this course, students will review, topics of Mathematics III are: 1) Math 3 Enhanced
make connections, and further de- functions and polynomials including Duration: Year Long Course
velop skills learned in Integrated division and the Factor Theorem; Credit: 10 units
Mathematics I. The fundamental 2) sequences and series including
topics of Mathematics II are: 1) ex- Pascal’s Triangle and the Binomial
pansion of real numbers including Theorem; 3) statistical inference in- This course is designed for the col-
roots, radicals, and exponents; 2) cluding probability and decision- lege-bound student who plans to
polynomials including properties, making and the normal distribution; major in the sciences, architecture,
components, and factoring; 3) 4) trigonometry including identities, engineering, computer science,
quadratics including the formula, graphs, and application to trian- mathematics, economics, busi-
application, and introduction to the gles; 5) complex numbers and pol- ness, psychology, or any math re-
complex plane; 4) functions includ- ynomials including graphs, and ap- lated field. Pre-Calculus 1A-1B
ing tables, slopes, inverses, and plication to triangles; 6) polynomial Honors is an in-depth study of the
exponential functions; 5) applica- and rational functions including se- prerequisite skills to a college level
tions of probability; 6) Euclidean cants and tangents; 7) exponential calculus course including an exten-
geometry including congruence and logarithmic functions including sion of the concepts covered in Al-
and proof, similarity, circles, and properties, e, and natural loga- gebra 2 with an emphasis on trigo-
coordinate geometry. Enhanced rithms. The enhanced topics in- nometry and functions, their appli-
topics include: complex plane, clude learning the trigonometric cations. Graphing calculators and
complex numbers, matrices, trigo- function of tangent and the three their applications will be empha-
nometric functions and their reciprocal functions secant, cose- sized. Pre-Calculus 1A-1B Honors
graphs, and conics. cant, and cotangent. Enhanced covers advanced topics in the ar-
students will build and prove trigo- eas of: review of algebra, functions
nometric formulas and identities.
and graphs, intercepts, zeros and
INTEGRATED MATH 3A/3B Students who successfully com- solutions, polynomial and rational
Grades Offered: 10, 11, 12 pleted this course, as well as Inte- functions, exponential and logarith-
Prerequisite: Passing grades grated Math II Enhanced, and Inte- mic functions, the unit circle, trigo-
in Integrated Math 1 and Inte- grated Math I Enhanced will have nometric functions applied to right
grated Math 2 completed sufficient Pre-Calculus triangles, graphs of trigonometric
Duration: Year Long Course curriculum. functions, applications of trigonom-
Credit: 10 Units etry, oblique triangles, verifying
PRE-CALCULUS 1A/1B identities, solving trigonometric
The Focus of Integrated Math 3 is Grades: 10, 11, 12 equations, linear models and sys-
tems of equations, matrices and
continuation of Math 1 and Math 2 Prerequisite: C or better in In-
that expands student’s knowledge tegrated Math 3 determinants, sequences, probabil-
ity and statistics, conics, parametric
of functions to include polyno- Duration: Year Long Course equations, polar coordinates, vec-
mial,rational, and radical functions Credit: 10 Units tors, limits, tangent lines, and area.
and expands right-triangle trigo-
nometry to include general trian-
gles. Finally, students bring to- This course is designed for the col- AP STATISTICS 1A/1B
gether all of their experience with lege-bound student who plans to Grades: 11, 12
functions and geometry to create major in economics, business, psy- Prerequisite: B or better in In-
models and solve contextual prob- chology, or any other math related tegrated Math 3
lems. The standards in the inte- field. Precalculus is a study of the Duration: Year Long Course
grated Mathematics 3 course come prerequisite skills to a calculus Credit: 10 units
from the following conceptual cate- course.Pre-Calculus 1A-1B covers
such topics as: review of algebra,
functions and graphs, intercepts,