Grade 9. Placement required.

This course is designed to meet the needs of students who have experienced difficulty in learning mathematics in a traditional format. The content of this course develops basic arithmetic and computational skills using a variety of activities and group projects. This is the first course in a three-course sequence. A TI-30X calculator (or equivalent) is required. This course is not NCAA core approved.

Grade 9-10 Placement required.

The Algebra 1 units include: solving equations and inequalities, linear and exponential functions, systems of linear equations, quadratic functions, and statistics. The Math Practice Standards are the foundation of lessons, teaching students how to reason and think mathematically. A graphing calculator is required (Ti-84 or equivalent is recommended). In order to be successful, students should have a solid foundation in 7th and 8th grade math.

Grade 9-10. Placement required.

This one-year Algebra 1 course meets daily one period in addition to the student’s 1 period Algebra 1 course. This course is designed to support student learning in Algebra 1. In addition to pre-teaching and re-teaching Algebra 1 concepts, emphasis is placed on vocabulary, study skills, and mathematical habits of mind. Students earn one Algebra 1 credit and one general elective credit; the general elective credit is pass/fail). The Algebra 1 units include: solving equations and inequalities, linear and exponential functions, systems of linear equations, quadratic functions, and statistics. Math Practice Standards are the foundation of lessons, teaching students how to reason and think mathematically. A graphing calculator is required (TI-84 or equivalent is recommended).

Grade 9-11. Placement required

The Geometry units include: transformations, constructions, congruence, properties and applications of quadrilaterals and circles, coordinate geometry, similarity, right triangle trigonometry, and surface area and volume of three-dimensional figures. The Math Practice Standards are the foundation of lessons, teaching students how to reason and think mathematically. A graphing calculator (TI-84 or equivalent is recommended), compass, and protractor are required.

Grade 9-12 Placement required

This online eLo course provides students with the fundamental vocabulary, properties, language, content and procedures of geometry. Topics include triangles, circles, polygons, parallel lines, and inequalities, with an introduction to coordinate and solid geometry. Emphasis is placed on construction of formal proof, the analysis of the nature and structure of a logical system and on problem solving skills. This course includes applications of the students’ algebraic skills.

Grade 9-10. Placement required. Weighted Grade.

In addition to covering the topics listed above for Geometry (MATH1003), this course provides a more rigorous and in-depth approach to covering geometric ideas and formal proofs. The Math Practice Standards are the foundation of lessons, teaching students how to reason and think mathematically.  A graphing calculator, compass, and protractor are required.

Grade 9-12. Placement required

This course expands on concepts covered in Algebra 1 (MATH1002), but develops a deeper understanding while introducing more advanced algebra topics. The A2TS units include: linear models, linear systems, functions and relations, modeling and solving quadratic equations, polynomial functions, periodic functions, exponential and logarithmic functions, probability and statistics, and sequences and series. The Math Practice Standards are the foundation of lessons, teaching students how to reason and think mathematically. A graphing calculator (TI-84 or equivalent is recommended) is required.

Grade 9-12 Placement required

This online eLo course develops the algebraic concepts from Algebra I in greater depth. Emphasis is placed on basic operations associated with the real number system, polynomials and their various operations, graphs of linear equations, equalities and inequalities, matrices, quadratic functions, exponents and exponential functions. Algebra 2 is an essential course for those who plan to continue the study of mathematics in high school and college.

Grade 9-11. Placement required. Weighted Grade.

This course covers the same topics as MATH1004 Algebra 2/Trigonometry & Statistics with greater depth and some additions including sequences and series. Starting with a brief review of some basic axioms and properties in algebra, the course moves quickly to newer topics, integrating real-life applications. The Math Practice Standards are the foundation of lessons, teaching students how to reason and think mathematically. A summer packet of Algebra 1 problems may be required. A graphing calculator is required (TI-84 or equivalent is recommended).

Grade 9-12. Prerequisite is Geometry. Weighted Grade.

This one-year introductory course emphasizes structured computer programming. JAVA is emphasized as a tool to develop problem-solving, encourage student creativity, and facilitate discovery learning. Students who successfully complete this course and the AP Computer Science A examination may receive college credit and/or a higher placement for a college course.

Grade 9-10. Placement required.

This course stresses the applications of skills developed in Math 100. Practical applications used in everyday life situations will be emphasized. This course will cover pre-Algebra and some basic Geometry skills. Note-taking and study skills will be stressed. A TI-30X calculator (or equivalent) is required. This course is not NCAA core approved.

Grade 10-12. Prerequisite is Algebra 2 Trigonometry & Statistics or higher. Weighted Grade.

The Advanced Placement course in statistics introduces students to the major concepts and tools for collecting, analyzing, and drawing conclusions from data. Students who successfully complete the course and AP examination may receive college credit and/or a higher placement in college. A summer reading assignment may be required. A graphing calculator is required (TI-84 or equivalent is recommended).NOTE: A TI-89 is not equipped with a statistics package.

Grade 10-12. Prerequisite is Algebra 2 Trigonometry & Statistics and placement.

This one-year course serves as a prerequisite for Calculus or AP Calculus AB. A major emphasis is an extended study of various functions; polynomial, exponential, logarithmic, trigonometric, and their transformations.  Students will be introduced to limits and vectors in preparation for a Calculus course. The Math Practice Standards are the foundation of lessons, teaching students how to reason and think mathematically.  A graphing calculator is required (TI-84 or equivalent is recommended).

Grade 10-12. Prerequisite is Honors Algebra 2/Trigonometry and placement. Weighted Grade.

This one year course serves as the prerequisite for Calculus or AP Calculus AB or BC. In addition to those topics covered in Precalculus, parametric, vector, and polar functions are studied. The Math Practice Standards are the foundation of lessons, teaching students how to reason and think mathematically.  A summer packet may be required. A graphing calculator is required (TI-84 or equivalent is recommended).

Grade 10-12. Placement required.

Geometry Essentials covers all the basic geometry concepts, using problem-solving through inductive and deductive reasoning, but with little emphasis on formal proofs. The course includes topics such as constructions, distance concepts, angles, triangles, geometric inequalities, parallel and perpendicular lines and planes, polygons, circles, and spatial figures and their properties. Right-triangle trigonometry is introduced. The Math Practice Standards are the foundation of lessons, teaching students how to reason and think mathematically.  A graphing calculator, compass, and protractor are required.

Grade 9-11. Placement required.

Emphasis in this course is on basic Algebra skills, including studying and graphing linear and quadratic equations, and further exploring Geometry concepts developed from Math 200. An integration of Algebra and Geometry will be covered. Note-taking and study skills will be stressed. A TI-30X (or equivalent) calculator is required. This course is not NCAA core approved.

Grade 11-12. One semester. Prerequisite is Algebra 2 Essentials.

This semester course emphasizes basic probability and statistical techniques. A graphing calculator is required (TI-84 or equivalent is recommended).

Grade 10-12. Placement required

This course is devoted to providing an understanding of advanced algebra topics and expanding on the concepts of Algebra 1 (MATH1002). The Math Practice Standards are the foundation of lessons, teaching students how to reason and think mathematically.  If the student intends to take Pre-Calculus the following year, a course studying Trigonometry is also required. A graphing calculator is required (TI-84 or equivalent is recommended).

Grade 11-12. One semester. Prerequisite is Algebra 2 Essentials.

This one-semester course emphasizes an understanding of the theoretical and practical concepts of trigonometry and their relationship to Algebra. A graphing calculator is required (TI-84 or equivalent is recommended).

Grade 11-12. Prerequisite is PreCalculus.

This calculus course reviews Precalculus concepts and introduces a study of limits, derivatives, integrals, and functions including trigonometric, exponential, and logarithmic functions. A graphing calculator is required (TI-84 or equivalent is recommended).

Grade 11-12. Prerequisite is Honors Precalculus and placement Weighted Grade.

This course covers everything listed in AP Calculus AB, with the additional topics of sequences and series, vector-valued functions, polar and parametric functions, and some proof of theorems. Extensive independent study is required. This course is equivalent to the traditional college level Calculus I and II. Students who successfully complete this course and the AP Calculus BC examination may receive college credit and/or higher placement in college. A graphing calculator is required (TI-84 or equivalent is recommended).

Grade 11-12. Prerequisite is Precalculus and placement. Weighted Grade.

Topics include an in-depth study of a variety of functions and a study of limits. Additionally, differential and integral calculus with applications in optimization, related rates, area, and volume are covered. The demands of this course include analytical reasoning skills and disciplined study habits appropriate for continued success in college. Some independent study is required. This course is equivalent to the traditional college level Calculus I. Students who successfully complete this course and the AP Calculus AB examination may receive college credit and/or higher placement in college. A graphing calculator is required (TI-84 or equivalent is recommended).

(Math 241 – 4 semester hours @ University of Illinois) Calculus of Several Variables Grade 11-12. Prerequisite is Calculus BC and a 4 or 5 on the AP Calculus BC exam. Contact the department chairperson for further explanation. Weighted Grade.

This course is the third course in Calculus and Analytic Geometry. Topics include three-dimensional space, functions of several variables, partial derivatives, and multiple integrals. This course uses MakingMath software. There is a fee associated with this course through University of Illinois. Qualifications on: http://netmath.math.uiuc.edu/whoqual.html.