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MATHEMATICS


MATH A


    Grade           Duration           Credits           Repeat Status
    9-10              Year                 5/5                     Yes

Fulfills Requirements:  Math for SHS


Prerequisite:  Recommendation of 8th grade teacher, counselor or math teacher

Course Description:  This course is designed for students with a history of low achievement in Math.  It is a course recommended for those students who need to master the four fundamental operations with whole numbers and common decimal fractions.  The course will also include ratio and proportions, applications of percents, area, perimeter, volumes of geometric figures, measure conversions and probability and statistics.  The curriculum of this course is aligned with 6th and 7th grade standards with emphasis on the California High School Exit Exam expectations.

SHELTERED MATH A


   Grade           Duration           Credits           Repeat Status
    9-10              Year                 5/5                     Yes

Fulfills Requirements:  Math for SHS


Prerequisite:  ELL program participation


Course Description:  This course is designed for English language learners who have not yet completed a prealgebra course.  It is a course recommended for those students who need to master the four fundamental operations with whole numbers and common decimal fractions.  The course will also include ratio and proportions, applications of percents, area, perimeter, volumes of geometric figures, measure conversions and probability and statistics.  The curriculum of this course is aligned with 6th and 7th grade standards with emphasis on the California High School Exit Exam expectations.


ALGEBRA 1A, 1B, EXTENDED


                Grade               Duration            Credits            Repeat Status
1A, Ext.    9-10-11               Year                 5/5                     Yes
1B, Ext.    9-10-11-12          Year                 5/5                     Yes

Fulfills Requirements:  Math for SHS, for Algebra 1B, see UC/CSU a-g list


Prerequisite:  1A-recommendation by previous Math teacher; 1B - a "C" or better in Algebra 1A, Extended.


Course Description:  This course is designed for the college preparatory students with a history of average math achievement who are not ready for the fast pace and intensity of Algebra I.  This course is a two-year algebra program for students who are very competent in arithmetic and are willing to do daily homework.  The course includes an arithmetic review, a study of the order of operations, evaluation of algebraic expressions, positive and negative numbers, equation solving, operations with polynomials, and word problems.

SHELTERED ALGEBRA 1A, EXTENDED


          Grade        Duration           Credits           Repeat Status
         9-10-11          Year              5/5               Yes

Fulfills Requirements:  Math for SHS


Prerequisite:  ELL program participation


Course Description:  This course is designed for English language learners who are ready to begin the study of Algebra.  This course is a two-year algebra program for students who are very competent in arithmetic and are willing to do daily homework.  The course includes an arithmetic review, a study of the order of operations, evaluation of algebraic expressions, positive and negative numbers, equation solving, operations with polynomials, and word problems.


ALGEBRA I
    Grade           Duration           Credits           Repeat Status
       9                 Year                 5/5                     Yes

Fulfills Requirements:  Math for SHS, for UC/CSU, see a-g list


Prerequisite:  A previous teacher recommendation.  2nd semester - "C" or better in first semester


Course Description:  This course is designed for students with a history of high math achievement.  Its topics include operations of real numbers, equations and their applications, graphing, systems of equations, exponents and radicals, polynomials and factoring, quadratic functions and equations, rational expressions.  Although topics in this course are consistent with Algebra 1A and 1B, each content area is studied more rigorously in Algebra.

GEOMETRY


    Grade             Duration           Credits           Repeat Status
    10-11-12          Year                 5/5                     Yes

Fulfills Requirements:  Math for SHS, for UC/CSU, see a-g list


Prerequisite:  "C" or better Algebra 1B, Ext. or Algebra 1.  2nd semester - "C" or better in first semester

Course Description:  Geometry is designed for students who have completed Algebra I or its equivalent.  The content includes undefined and defined terms, deductive reasoning versus inductive reasoning, perpendicular lines, parallel lines, parallel planes, component triangles, similar polygons, circles, arcs, angles, constructions, loci, coordinate geometry, areas and volumes of geometric figures, graphing, and basic right triangle trigonometry. Both proofs and practical applications will be studied with respect to the above topics.

INTENSIVE GEOMETRY


    Grade               Duration           Credits           Repeat Status
  9-10-11-12           Year                  5/5                     Yes

Fulfills Requirements:  Math for SHS, for UC/CSU, see a-g list


Prerequisite:  "B" or better in Algebra I or Algebra 1B, Ext.  2nd semester - "C" or better in first semester


Course Description:  This course will study proofs and applications of angle relationships, perpendicular lines, parallel lines and planes, component triangles, similar polygons, constructions, loci, coordinate geometry, areas and volumes.  Trigonometry and symbolic logic may also be introduced.  Recommended for math and physical science majors. Freshmen desiring to take this course must have completed a full year of Algebra 1 in 8th grade with a minimum grade of “A” and a middle school teacher recommendation.


ALGEBRA 2


    Grade               Duration           Credits           Repeat Status
    10-11-12           Year                  5/5                     Yes

Fulfills Requirements:  Math for SHS, for UC/CSU, see a-g list


Prerequisite:  A "C" or better in Algebra I or Algebra 1B, Ext.  2nd semester need a "C" to continue


Course Description:  This course is designed for college-prep students who would like to continue their study in algebra but who do not intend to pursue a math or physical science major.  Topics of study include systems of numbers, polynomials and rational expressions, linear equations and inequalities, coordinate geometry, relations and functions, quadratic functions, conic sections and trigonometry.  Sequences and series may be included if time permits.

INTENSIVE ALGEBRA 2


    Grade                Duration            Credits            Repeat Status
    9-10-11-12          Year                  5/5           Yes - teacher permission

Fulfills Requirements:  Math for SHS, for UC/CSU, see a-g list


Prerequisite:  Previous teacher recommendation.  "B" or better 1st semester to continue


Course Description: This course is open to freshman students with an exceptionally strong history oh high math achievement who are also motivated to accelerate their math education.  Topics will include systems of numbers, polynomials, rational expressions, linear equations and inequalities, coordinate geometry, relations and functions, quadratic functions, systems of sentences, real exponents, logarithmic functions, conic sections, sequences and series.  May also include probability, statistics, trigonometry, matrices, determinants and vectors.  Recommended for math and science majors.  Much self-discipline is required in this course.

TRIGONOMETRY


    Grade              Duration           Credits           Repeat Status
    10-11-12         Semester              5            Yes-teacher permission

Fulfills Requirements:  Math for SHS, for UC/CSU, see a-g list


Prerequisite:  Geometry or equivalent.  Alg 2 or Intensive Alg. 2  highly recommended


Course Description:  Trigonometry is a semester-long class highly recommended to be taken concurrently with Algebra 2 or Geometry in the spring by students intending to take pre-calculus or calculus.  Topics will include right and oblique triangles, radian measurement, fundamental identities, polar coordinates, DeMoive's Theorem, graphical representations of trigonometric functions and inverse functions.  Offer Semester 2 only.

PRE-CALCULUS/ANALYTICAL GEOMETRY (ANALYSIS)


    Grade           Duration           Credits           Repeat Status
    11-12              Year              5/5             Yes-teacher permission

Fulfills Requirements:  Math for SHS, for UC/CSU, see a-g list


Prerequisite:  "C" in Alg 2 or Intensive Alg 2 or prev. teacher recommendation. "C" in 1st sem to continue


Course Description:  This course studies the advanced algebra topics necessary for calculus.  The topics will include real and complex numbers, functions, graphs, polynomials, and rational functions, exponential and logarithmic functions, trigonometric functions, conics, systems of equations, sequences and series, and an introduction to calculus.

PRE-CALCULUS/ANALYTICAL GEOMETRY (Honors)


    Grade           Duration           Credits           Repeat Status
    11-12              Year              5/5             Yes-teacher permission

Fulfills Requirements:  Math for SHS, for UC/CSU, see a-g list


Prerequisite:  Previous teacher recommendation.  Proficient or above on current STAR test.  "B" 1st semester to continue.


Course Description:  This is a very challenging, fast-paced course with major emphasis on an introduction to calculus.

AP CALCULUS  (B/C)


    Grade           Duration           Credits           Repeat Status
    11-12              Year              5/5               No

Fulfills Requirements:  Math for SHS, for UC/CSU, see a-g list


Prerequisite:  Pre-Calculus.  Proficient or above on current STAR test.

 
Course Description:  AP Calculus is a university-level calculus course intended for those who may which to continue to advanced work in mathematics, the sciences, engineering or business at the college level. The course content and expectations will conform to the Advanced Placement Calculus BC curriculum as described in the current College Board "acorn" book. These topics include: functions and graphs; derivatives (concept of derivative, techniques for finding derivatives, and application of derivative); integrals (interpretations applications of integrals, applications of integral, techniques of antidifferentiation); polynomial approximations and aeries. The course work will include preparing for the Advanced Placement Exam in Calculus BC.




 

 
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