Course title

Honors Pre-Calculus MA405WA/MA406WB

Pre-requisite

Algebra 2 with teacher Rec. or Algebra 2 Honors

Course description

Honors Precalculus provides an advanced treatment of functions with a strong emphasis on trigonometry. Additional topics include sequences and series; vectors; conics and limits. This course is intended to prepare students for AP or college Calculus. An emphasis in this course will be on learning mathematics from four related perspectives: numerical; analytical; graphical and verbal. A graphing calculator is strongly recommended and a necessity for students enrolled in this course. 

 

 

Official Course Competencies

 

  1. Find real and complex zeros of polynomial functions.
  2. Calculate and interpret average rate of change.
  3. Determine the inverse of a relation when represented numerically; analytically; or graphically.
  4. Analyze and interpret the behavior of functions; including domain and range; end behavior; increasing and decreasing intervals; extrema; asymptotic behavior; and symmetry.
  5. Determine whether a function is one-to-one when represented numerically; analytically; or graphically.
  6. Determine whether a relation is a function when represented numerically; analytically; or graphically.
  7. Graph polynomial; rational; exponential; logarithmic; power; absolute value; piecewise defined; and trigonometric functions.
  8. Perform operations; including compositions; on functions and state the domain of the resulting function.
  9. Solve polynomial; rational; exponential; logarithmic; and trigonometric equations analytically and graphically.
  10. Use transformations to graph functions.
  11. Communicate process and results in written and verbal format.
  12. Compare alternative solution strategies.
  13. Justify and interpret solutions to application problems.
  14. Model and solve real-world problems.
  15. Read and interpret quantitative information when presented numerically; analytically; or graphically.
  16. Find and evaluate inverse trigonometric functions.
  17. Use the definition and properties of trigonometric functions and formulas to solve application problems.
  18. Verify trigonometric identities.

School country

United States

School state

Arizona

School city

Gilbert

School / district Address

2935 S. Recker Rd.

School zip code

85295

Requested competency code

Math

Date submitted

Approved

Yes

Approved competency code

  • MTHA
  • 4 years of Math

Approved date

Online / Virtual

No