Algebra II
(Not always available, depends on jurisdiction but the topics will be included in another course listing, pre-calc. etc.)
- Properties of functions, the algebra of functions, matrices, and systems of equations. Linear, quadratic, exponential, logarithmic, polynomial, and rational functions.
- Radical expressions and exponents.
- Binomial theorem.
- Graph ellipses and hyperbolas given the equations.
- In-depth graphing, systems of linear equations and inequalities, quadratics functions and equations.
- Systems of Linear Equations and Inequalities.
- Often includes probability and statistics using standard deviation measures to compare the scatter of sets of real-world data.
- Permutations and combinations.
- Review of polynomial, algebraic, transcendental functions.
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- Limits, continuity, differentiation, integration, and applications using problem sovling as the context.
- Derivatives of functions and real-life applications of derivatives.
- Investigate the relationship between the derivative of a function and the key features of its graph.
- Understand rates of change and their applications.
- Understand the concept of a limit of a function, and be able to evaluate the limit of a function.
- Use the chain rule.
Integrals are often omitted in many of the high school calculus curricula, however, in some courses the application of integrals will still apply. Pre-Calculus
(Sometimes this is offered in 11 or 12, this course tends to include early Calculus concepts.)
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- Vectors, Polar Coordinates and Complex Numbers[/li
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Finite Math
(Some curricula includes Finite Math which combines many of the outcomes listed in other courses listed her - will apply to 11th or 12 grades.)
Topics usually include: finance, sets, (permutations of n objects) combinatorics, probability, statistics, matrix algebra and linear equations.
Statistics
(Offered sometimes in 11th grade, more often in the 12th grade.)
- Statistical analysis, summarize and intrepret data in meaningful ways .
- Probability, linear and non-linear regression.
- Hypothesis testing using Binomial, Normal, Student-t and Chi-square distributions .
- Use the fundamental counting principle, permutations and combinations.
- Use, interpret and apply normal and binomial probability distributions.
- Apply transformations to statistical data.
- Use the Central Limit Theorem.
- Normal distribution patterns.
(Some curricula includes Finite Math which combines many of the outcomes listed in other courses listed her - will apply to 11th or 12 grades.)
Topics usually include: finance, sets, (permutations of n objects) combinatorics, probability, statistics, matrix algebra and linear equations.
All Grades
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