High School Course Catalog 2009-2010 - Fremont Unified School ...
High School Course Catalog 2009-2010 - Fremont Unified School ...
High School Course Catalog 2009-2010 - Fremont Unified School ...
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MATHEMATICS<br />
POSSIBLE COURSE SEQUENCES<br />
8 th Grade 9 th Grade 10 th Grade 11 th Grade 12 th Grade<br />
Algebra 1 Geometry<br />
or<br />
Discovering Geometry<br />
Intermediate Algebra<br />
Algebra 1 Geometry Algebra 2/Trig Pre-Calculus<br />
Algebra 1 Geometry Algebra 2/Trig Pre-Calculus AP Calculus AB/BC<br />
Algebra 1 (H) Geometry (H) Algebra 2/Trig (H) Pre-Calculus (H) AP Calculus AB/BC<br />
Geometry (H) Algebra 2/Trig (H) Pre-Calculus Calculus<br />
<strong>Course</strong> Title <strong>Course</strong> Code grade(s) “a-g” Fulfillment Length of <strong>Course</strong><br />
Algebra 1A MACP 9-11 c 10 units/year<br />
This course fulfills one year of high school math towards the three-year math requirement. This course is equivalent to half of the<br />
Algebra 1 course requirement needed for graduation from high school. Successful completion of Algebra 1A and 1B completes the<br />
full Algebra 1 requirement. Topics include signed numbers, variables, linear equations, exponents, monomials, simplifying<br />
polynomials, and factoring polynomials. (Completion of Algebra 1A and Algebra 1B meets Algebra 1 a-g requirement) Robertson<br />
Site Only.<br />
Algebra 1B MBCP 9-12 c 10 units/year<br />
This course fulfills one year of the high school mathematics graduation requirement but is equivalent to one-half of the Algebra<br />
requirement for college entrance. Successful completion of Algebra 1A and 1B completes the full Algebra 1 requirement. Topics<br />
include polynomial division, ratios, proportions, fractional equations, negative exponents, linear and quadratic functions, direct<br />
variation, inverse variation, solving systems of linear equations, solving systems of linear inequalities, solving radical equations,<br />
methods of solution using quadratic equations. (Completion of Algebra 1A and Algebra 1B meets Algebra 1 a-g requirement)<br />
Robertson Site Only.<br />
Algebra 1 MCCP 9-12 c 10 units/year<br />
This is a college preparatory course that fulfills one year of the high school mathematics graduation requirement as well as the UC<br />
a-g requirements. Topics include polynomial addition, subtraction, and multiplication, factoring polynomials, polynomial long<br />
division, solving fractional equations, negative exponents, graphs and analysis of linear and quadratic functions, solving and graphing<br />
systems of linear equations and inequalities, solving radical equations, solving and graphing quadratic equations. SAT preparation will<br />
be included and related to course curriculum, and students will be expected to engage in problem solving activities and in-depth<br />
analysis. Fulfills Algebra graduation requirement.<br />
Intermediate Algebra MIIP 11-12 10 units/year<br />
Prerequisite: Passing Geometry or Discovering Geometry.<br />
This course fulfills one year of the high school mathematics graduation requirement. Topics include solving linear equations and<br />
inequalities, absolute value equations and inequalities, inverse functions, linear programming, matrices and determinants, factoring<br />
quadratics, solving exponential and logarithmic functions, and introductions to conic sections, probability and statistics.<br />
Discovering Geometry/ MGFG 10-12 10 units/year<br />
Prerequisite: Algebra 1, or Algebra 1A and 1B.<br />
This is a non-college prep course that provides students with basic geometry concepts. This course can be a prerequisite for college<br />
prep Geometry.<br />
Geometry MGFP 9-12 c 10 units/year<br />
Prerequisite: Algebra 1, Algebra 1A and 1B, or equivalent, with grade of C or better both semesters.<br />
This is a college preparatory course that fulfills one year of the high school mathematics graduation requirement as well as the UC<br />
a-g requirements. Topics include sets, real numbers, lines, planes, angles, triangles, congruence, proofs, geometric inequalities,<br />
perpendicular lines and planes in space, parallel lines and planes, polygonal regions and their areas, similarity, plane coordinate<br />
geometry, circles, spheres, sectors, trigonometry, symmetry, transformations, vectors, and solids. Emphasis will be on developing<br />
basic analytical and theoretical skills, and curriculum will be related to SAT preparation.<br />
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