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CORE COURSE OFFERINGS AT A GLANCE Core courses are arranged by discipline (subject area or type of credit granted). Core subjects are English, Math, Science and Social Studies. Course offerings are subject to change and upon sufficient course enrollment. The credit earned will be applied in the manner most advantageous to the student. Course Number State Course ID Course Title Course Description May Be Applied* Grade Level Credit Fall Spring Even Grad Years Odd Grad Years 13<strong>18</strong>53 13<strong>18</strong>63 17365133 AP Physics C Mechanics (A/B) AP® Physics C Mechanics is equivalent to approximately a semester of college work using introductory differential and integral calculus throughout the course. AP® Physics C Mechanics provides an in-depth coverage of concepts using guided inquiry and student-centered learning to foster the development of critical thinking skills, The course provides instruction in each of the following six content areas: kinematics; Newton’s laws of motion; work, energy and power; system of particles and linear momentum; circular motion and rotation; and oscillations and gravitation. Students are encouraged to take the national exam given in May which many colleges accept for college credit. Science (Lab 1.0 10 - 12 Science credit) credit / full year X X X X 132310 132320 17614133 Astronomy A/B THIS COURSE WILL introduce students to the structure and vastness of the universe. Learn how we determined the distance to the stars and galaxies, discovered over 1000 different worlds, determined the fate of the universe and explored our own solar system. Students may be required to attend an evening star-viewing where they will observe stars, planets, galaxies, and nebulae through telescopes. Science (Lab 1.0 10 - 12 Science credit) credit / full year X Part A X Part B X X 131010 131020 17114133 Biology A/B THIS COURSE WILL introduce the study of living organisms and how they are inter-related. The topics of cell structure and function, organism classification, theory of evolution, genetics and comparative anatomy and physiology will be studied. STUDENTS WILL experience various learning strategies including cooperative learning, inquiry, textbook reading, field work, written reports, and oral presentations to develop concepts. Science (Lab 1.0 10 - 12 Science credit) credit / full year X Part A X Part B X X 41
CORE COURSE OFFERINGS AT A GLANCE Core courses are arranged by discipline (subject area or type of credit granted). Core subjects are English, Math, Science and Social Studies. Course offerings are subject to change and upon sufficient course enrollment. The credit earned will be applied in the manner most advantageous to the student. Course Number 131510 131520 State Course ID 17214144 Chemistry A/B Course Title Course Description May Be Applied* THIS COURSE WILL cover such topics as the classification of matter, atomic structure, periodic properties, chemical reactions, chemical quantities, gas laws and the basics of nuclear chemistry. STUDENTS WILL apply the curriculum using book assignments, labs, reports, and web-quests. Students will demonstrate laboratory skills by designing, conducting, and analyzing chemical experiments and data. Students are expected to communicate results of chemical experiments using algebraic and statistical methods. A scientific calculator is required for this course. TI-83 / TI-83 Plus graphing calculator is preferred. Grade Level Science (Lab 1.0 10 - 12 Science credit) Credit Fall Spring Even Grad Years credit / full year X Part A X Part B X Odd Grad Years X 131710 131720 17224144 Chemistry in the Community A/B THIS COURSE WILL cover chemical properties via a topic oriented format, including water quality, natural resources, petroleum and nuclear chemistry as energy sources, and contemporary air quality issues. This class is accepted for college admission and was designed by the American Chemical Society for the general population of students that are pursuing a non-science post secondary career. STUDENTS WILL apply the curriculum using book assignments, labs, reports, role-playing and web-quests. They will study topics of the traditional chemistry class but with less mathematics and more direct applications of chemical concept. Important Note: This course does not satisfy the requirements for RRHS Scholars. A scientific calculator is required for this course. Science (Lab 1.0 10 - 12 Science credit) credit / full year X Part A X Part B X X 130020 17314143 Conceptual Physics THIS COURSE investigates topics of physics. Through classroom and project-based learning experiences, students will begin to build the necessary skills for scientific investigation to become scientifically literate citizens and informed decision-makers. Taught in the ninth grade with Earth & Space Science. STUDENTS WILL understand the structure of Earth, the solar system, and the universe, the interconnections among them, and the processes and interactions of Earth’s systems. Students will also learn about the transformation and transmission of energy, how energy and matter interact, the motion of objects and waves, and the forces that cause them. Experimental design, lab techniques, team building, report writing and safety are key issues that are stressed throughout the course. Science (Lab Science credit) 9 0.5 credit Semester course X X X 42
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