Mathematics Department
Mathematics Department
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141
Grade Levels:9-12
Course Length:Full Year Course
Credits:1.0 Math Credits
Required Course
Study of algebraic concepts and processes to represent and solve problems that involve variable quantities. Includes using and relating graphical and symbolic representations and techniques. -
151
Grade Levels:9-12
Course Length:Full Year Course
Credits:1.0 Math Credits
Prerequisites:Algebra 1
Required Course
Study of two and three-dimensional geometry including representing problem situations using geometric models, deductive reasoning, and geometry from an algebraic perspective. -
161
Grade Levels:10-12
Course Length:Full Year Course
Credits:1.0 Math Credits
Prerequisites:Geometry
Required Course
Advanced study of algebraic concepts and processes involving single and multi-variable situations over various subsets of the complex numbers. Topics include logarithmic & trigonometric functions, conic sections, sequences & series, matrices & vectors. -
153
Grade Levels:9-12
Course Length:Full Year Course
Credits:1.0 Math Credits
Prerequisites:See Description
Prerequisite: Algebra 1, qualifying score on end of course exam over Algebra 1, and instructor’s approval.
Honors-level presentation of material covered in Geometry A & B course listed above. Students may take these courses in lieu of but not in addition to regular Geometry A & B. -
163
Grade Levels:10-12
Course Length:Full Year Course
Credits:1.0 Math Credits
Honors-level presentation of material covered in Algebra 2 course. Students may take these courses in lieu of but not in addition to regular Algebra 2. -
181
Grade Levels:11-12
Course Length:Full Year Course
Credits:1.0 Math Credits
Prerequisite: Successful completion of Algebra 2B.
Topics for this course include functions, trigonometry, sequences, series, and limits. Instruction includes the use of graphing calculators. A graphing calculator is required. -
183
Grade Levels:11-12
Course Length:Full Year Course
Credits:2.0 Math Credits
Grading:Honors Grading Scale
Prerequisites:Placement on the Accuplacer through NSCC and completion of CCP process
MTH 109 - College Algebra
Students successfully completing this class will be able to solve quadratic equations by factoring, completing the square, and using the quadratic formula. They will also be familiar with complex numbers and solving rational equations. College Algebra topics include: polynomial, rational, exponential, and logarithmic functions and graphs. Equations and inequalities are covered including solutions of systems of equations. Application problems build skills in problem solving. Students may take this course in lieu of but not in addition to regular Pre-Calculus. Students in this course are required to participate in the College Credit Plus program
MTH 112 - Trigonometry
This course is designed to follow MTH109 and replaces MTH110. Topics include both right angle and circle definitions, solving all types of triangles, trigonometric identities and equations, selected vectors and complex number problems, and the polar coordinate system. Students may take this course in lieu of but not in addition to regular Pre-Calculus. Students in this course are required to participate in the College Credit Plus program. -
175
Grade Levels:11-12
Course Length:Semester Course
Credits:0.5 Math Credits
Prerequisite: Full credit of Algebra 2 or concurrently with Algebra 2 with instructor’s approval.The course applies arithmetic and computational skills to real-world settings such as business situations, investment opportunities, and insurance options. Applications of algebraic and geometric skills will be taught through a project-oriented course.
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176
Grade Levels:11-12
Course Length:Semester Course
Credits:0.5 Math Credits
Prerequisite: Full credit of Algebra 2 or concurrently with Algebra 2B with instructor’s approval.
Probability topics include games of chance, conditional probability, and combinations permutations. Statistical topics include collecting and organizing data, graphs and charts, central tendency, sampling, and computer solutions. This course provides excellent preparation for post high school degrees in business, psychology, engineering, mathematics, medicine, and the sciences. -
194
Grade Levels:12
Course Length:1st Semester
Credits:0.5
Grading:Honors Scale
Prerequisites:Pre-Calculus or MTH109 and MTH112
Subject:Math
Topics for this course include functions, limits, derivatives integration, plane analytic geometry, and polar coordinates. A graphing calculator is required. The course follows the course syllabus for the AP form of the Advanced Placement Calculus Exam and prepares students to take the exam in May. Students choosing the option to take the exam will be required to pay a fee for the test. -
195
Course Length:1st Semester
Credits:1.0 (HS Credit on Transcript) and 5 Semester Hours through NSCC
Grading:Honors Grading Scale
Prerequisites:Qualifying Scores on the Accuplacer or MTH112 Trigonometry
The course is designed for those students who have mastered algebra and trigonometry and who are planning to pursue a four-year degree program. Topics include a review of functions, limits, derivatives of algebraic and transcendental functions, applications of derivative, and an introduction to integrals. The course is designed to follow MTH112. Students in this course are required to participate in the College Credit Plus program. -
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