UC, CSU
Description: Required for all incoming 9th graders. Algebra is the study of properties of the real number system which leads to the solution of equations and inequalities. Emphasis is placed on linear and quadratic equations, graphing, exponents, radicals, polynomial functions, rational functions, problem-solving techniques, and applications. Algebra 1A is the first half of a two year Algebra sequence.
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UC, CSU
Prerequisites: Algebra 1 or teacher recommendation.
Description: Course introduces geometric concepts in a structured format. Proof of theorems is based on undefined terms, definitions, postulates and other theorems. Topics for plane and solid geometry will include perpendicularity, inequalities, congruence, similarity, parallelism, circles, polygons, areas of polygonal regions, volumes of solids, and coordinate geometry. An introduction to trigonometric rations and transformational geometry is provided. Problem-solving is incorporated in the course.
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UC, CSU
Prerequisites: Grade of C or better in Algebra 1 and Geometry or recommendation.
Description: An extension of first-year algebra with emphasis on functions and properties of number systems. Topics covered include linear functions and their graphs, system of linear equations and inequalities, polynomials and polynomial functions, introduction to probability, exponential and logarithmic functions, quadratic functions and conic sections. It prepares students for advanced mathematics courses.
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UC, CSU
Prerequisites: A grade of C or better in Geometry and/or Intermediate Algebra or recommendation.
Description: Course is an extension of first-year algebra. Algebra and Trigonometry are both presented as a study of specific classes of functions and their graphs. Topics include linear, quadratic, exponential, logarithmic, rational irrational and trigonometric functions. Complex numbers, conic sections and sequences and series are also covered.
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UC, CSU
Prerequisites: Grade of C or higher in Advanced Algebra Trigonometry, or teacher recommendation.
Description: Topics are real numbers and coordinates, functions and their graphs, polynomials, exponential and logarithmic functions, the circular functions and their applications, analytic trigonometry, inverse circular functions, functions on the natural numbers, probability, analytic geometry with vectors in the plane and space, linear equations, determinants, matrices, conics, polar coordinates, parametric representations of curves and surfaces and problems of tangents and areas.
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UC, CSU
Prerequisites: Grade of A or B in Math Analysis.
Description: Course covers differential and integral calculus of one, two, and three variables. Preparation for the AP, level AB, exam (required for college credit) is included. Students taking this course must take the AP exam.
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UC, CSU
Prerequisites: B or better in Advanced Algebra Trigonometry or completion of Introduction to Statistics with grade C or better. Intensive study courses application process is required.
Description: This course covers exploratory data analysis, planning and conducting surveys, probability distribution and statistical inference as outlined by the College Board Advanced Placement. Students taking this course must take the AP exam.
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