Pre-Calculus/Advanced Mathematical Topics
This course emphasizes advanced mathematical concepts. It is recommended for any student considering a post-secondary mathematical based field of study. During the first semester students will apply the concepts of lines, planes and polar coordinates, and complex planes to applicable problems. Topics to be covered during the second semester include: Transcendental Functions, Conic Sections, Limits of Functions, Rates of Change, and Integrals. If time allows, other topics may be included. Students will demonstrate knowledge of subject matter by applying it to problem-solving situations.
Course details
- Open to
- Grade 12
- Length
- Full year
- Credits
- 1 credit
- Department
- Mathematics
- Course number
- 275
- Prerequisite
- Functions, Statistics and Trigonometry
- Also counts for
- College credit available. NCAA approved core course.
Pathways that include this course
- Business, Management, & Administration, Business & Math Connections
- Agriculture, Food, & Natural Resources, Power, Structural, and Technical Systems
- Engineering, Manufacturing, & Technology, Math Foundations