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Math Department
| COURSE |
DESCRIPTION |
PREREQUISITE |
COLLEGE PREP
SEAL |
TECHNICAL
PREP SEAL |
| Applied Problem Solving | A 2 semester course, emphasizes real-life problem solving utilizing a laboratory approach in which students are involved in hands-on learning activities. The course focuses on the mathematical areas of problem solving, number operations, estimation, measurement and geometry, ratio and proportion, and data representation and analysis. | None |
Yes |
Yes |
| Applied Algebra | A 2 semester course, emphasizes algebra concepts throughout the strands of the course. Math topics include linear equations, graphing data, nonlinear equations, inequalities, factoring, patterns and functions, quadratics, systems of equations, powers and roots, statistics and probability. | Applied Problem
Solving |
Yes |
Yes |
| Applied Geometry | A 2 semester course that provides students with a geometry background from a a hands-on problem-solving approach. math topics include right angle relationships, trig functions, coordinate geometry, transformations, and logic. | Appl Algebra or
Algebra I |
Yes, but Euclidean
Geom. is preferred |
Yes |
| Statistics | A 1 semester course that is designed to teach students how to apply statistical methods in problem solving. Concepts studied are data exploration and prediction, sampling design, probability and simulation, and sampling distributions and inferences. |
Algebra II |
Yes |
Yes |
| Mathematical Money Management | A 2 semester course that provides a core Sr. level math course for students in the Tech Prep Program and an elective Sr. level math course for students in the College Prep Program. Skills will be studied using project based activities in order for students to make informed decisions about money management. | 12th grade only |
Elective |
Yes |
| Algebra I | A 2 semester course that explores the fundamental idea of algebra, variable, and explores it in theory and application. Algebraic concepts in graphing, polynomials and other rational expressions, radical expressions, linear equations and inequalities, systems of equations, powers and roots, quadratic equations, and the quadratic formula are also studied extensively. **Successful completion of Algebra I satisfies the algebra requirement for high school graduation. |
None |
Yes |
Yes |
| Euclidean Geometry | A 2 semester course that includes algebraic techniques associated with coordinates and transformations, congruence, similarity, parallelism, symmetry, perpendicularity, formal deduction and the two-column proof, and measurement including perimeter and area | Algebra I or App.
Prob. Solv. and Appl. Algebra |
Yes |
Yes |
| Algebra II | A 2 semester course that emphasizes functions, direct and indirect variations, linear relations, transformations and matrices, quadratics including parabolas, ellipses, and hyperbolas, powers and roots, exponents and logarithms, probability and statistics, sequences and series, and some trigonometry. |
Eucl Geometry
is preferred or App. Geometry |
Yes |
Yes |
| Advanced Algebra and Trigonometry | A 2 semester course that is a combination of advanced algebra, trigonometry, elementary analysis, and analytical geometry. Its purpose is to provide a strong foundation for college mathematics. | Algebra II |
Yes |
Yes |
| Algebra III | A 2 semester course that is a course for students who struggled in Algebra II and need additional work before proceeding to a higher level math course. This course is recommended for students pursuing a career that requires extensive math background. |
Algebra II |
Yes |
Yes |
| Gifted/Honors Analysis A & B | A 2 semester precalculus course that is an extensive study of functions, trigonometry, complex numbers, polar coordinates, complex numbers, and introductions to the derivative. | Statistics and Discrete Math
OR G/H Algebra II |
Yes |
Yes |
|
Calculus (non-AP) |
A 2 semester course that studies differential and integral calculus. |
2 semesters of Analysis OR
Adv. Alg. & Trig. |
Yes |
Yes |
Advanced Placement Calculus AB |
A 2 semester course that follows the specific content standards developed by the College Board in preparation for the AP Exam given in May of each year. Admission to this course is by application only. | G/H Analysis |
Yes |
Yes |
|
Discrete Math |
A one semester course that explores matrix algebra, graph theory, functions and relations, probability and statistics, and math modeling. |
Algebra II |
Yes |
Yes |
| Advanced Placement Calculus BC | A two semester course that follows the specific content standards developed by the College Board in preparation for the AP Exam given in May of each year. Admission to this course is by application only. | 2 semester of
Analysis OR AP Calculus AB OR teacher approval |
Yes |
Yes |
| Advanced Placement Statistics | A two semester course that follows the specific content standards developed by the College Board in preparation for the AP Exam given in May of each year. Admission to this course is by application only. |
G/H Algebra II
OR G/H Analysis OR Statistics
& Discrete Math OR Adv. Alg. & Trig. |
Yes |
Yes |
| Concepts of Problem Solving | A two semester course that with Concepts of Algebra(a 2 semester course) will meet the algebra graduation requirement. The successful completion of both courses is necessary to meet this requirement. | Con. of Prob.
Solving is prereq. for Con. of Algebra |
Yes |
Yes |
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