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Essentials of Mathematics is an essential course for students who need remedial work in basic math skills. The students are test using criterion-referenced tests to determine weaknesses in any outcome of basic math. An individual profile is developed for each student. Each student will concentrate on mastering these outcomes in basic math and then move on to pre-algebra skills. Each student will proceed at his/her own speed and work individually on personal outcomes. Cumulative tests will be given periodically to assure retention and mastery. This course does not met the Kansas Board of of Regents Qualified Admissions requirement.
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Pre-Algebra is a course that is designed for those students who need the prerequisite skills for a course in first year algebra and to develop the math skills needed for everyday life. Topics covered are computation, estimation, patterns, algebraic expressions, equations and inequalities, linear equations and their graphs, statistics and probability, geometry and spatial sense. This course does not meet Kansas Board of Regents Qualified Admissions requirement.
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Algebra I offers an introduction to higher mathematics, providing the language and basics for mathematics above the level of arithmetic. Topics covered are expressions, equations, inequalities, linear equations and their graphs, polynomial expressions, rational expressions, functions, relations, radical expressions and equations and matrices.
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The Accelerate Algebra I course will be a brief review of Algebra I, to unsure mastery of that material. In addition, students will be introduced to advanced Algebra topics such as quadratic functions and their graphs, probablility and statistics, rational functions, and projects relating to various mathematical topics. This is our mainstream class for students who have already taken Algebra I and show success.
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Practical Geometry is a course designed to study congruencies of line segment, angles and triangles , applications of parallel and perpendicular lines, measurements of polygons and circles, coordinate geometry and measurements of three dimensional shapes. Formal proofs are not emphasized. Permission from math department needed to enroll.
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Geometry is a course designed: 1) study basic properties and geometric relationships, 2) properties and application of triangles, 3) identify and study two dimensional and three dimensional shapes, 4) compare shapes and transformations on the coordinate plane, 5) study properties and applications of congruence and similarity,and 6) apply logical thinking skills.
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Honors Geometry is a course that will cover the same topics as the regular Geometry course, but in much greater depth.
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Intermediate Algebra is designed to review, strengthen, and further develop topics covered in Algebra I and provide for an introduction to topics in Algebra II. This course is for students who are not ready for Algebra II. Above-average math students should take Algebra II. Permission from math department is needed to enroll.
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Algebra II is a course that will begin with a short review of linear equations, polynomials, and factoring, followed by the study of quadratic functions and their graphs, rational functions, probability and statistics, sequences and series, and and introduction to trigonometry. A graphing calculator is required. (Freshmen can take this class by permission only.)
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Honors Algebra II will cover the same topics as the regular Algebra II course, but in a much greater depth. Trigonometry conepts will also be introduced in this course. A graphing calculator is required.
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Probability and Statistics is a course deigned to study topics concerning events and probabilies, numerical data, probability functions, distributions, sampling, estimations, correlation and regression and decision making. A graphing caclulator is required.
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Discrete Math is a course that teaches the use of formal structures for describing data, algorithms, and computing devices. Theory and application of sets, graphs, and algebraic structure is covered.
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Trigonometry is acourse in which the students will extensively use the sine, cosine and tangent functions and their inverse functions in solving trigonometric identies. They will explore polar coordinates, vectors, complex numbers, circular functions, and series. A graphing calculator is required.
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Pre-Calculus is a course designed to prepare college bound students for college mathematics courses through and analysis of functions and their graphs, polynomial and rational functions, expotential and logarithmic functions, trigonometry, matrices and sequences and series. A graphing calculator is required.
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Honors Pre-calculus will cover the same topics as the regular Pre-Calculus course, but in much greater depth. An introduction to Calculus will also be studied. A graphing calculator is required.
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College Calculus is offered through Benedictine College for College credit. The course includes a review of function (logarithms,exponential, and trigonometric), limits, and continuity. Integration, differential calculus, sequences and series will be covered. A graphing calculator is required.
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