3100 CP Pre-Algebra
Year Course - Freshmen
The Pre-Algebra course is to serve as a bridge between junior high mathematics and high school Algebra. This course will build a foundation of algebraic concepts using number sense, problem-solving, and algebraic processes. Core topics to strengthen through this course will include algebraic expressions, linear equations, polynomials, factoring, inequalities, geometry, statistics, and graphing.
3101 CP Algebra 1
Year Course - Freshmen - Required for graduation
This course relies heavily on the four basic mathematics operations developed previously in Pre-Algebra. Extend those operations to positive and negative numbers. Emphasis is placed on the solving of equations, factoring polynomials, and simplifying radicals. Also, strong emphasis is placed on problem solving using equations and word problems.
3201 CP Geometry
Year Course - Sophomores - Required for graduation
Beginning with the study of basic figures of geometry, this course emphasizes the development of students' understanding of the nature of two column proofs and deductive reasoning. Trigonometry emphasizes an understanding of the principles and definitions of trigonometry. Calculators will be used throughout the course.
3230 CP Algebra 2
Year Course - Juniors - Required for graduation
Algebra 2 is a second-year course, which covers quadratic equations and their graphs, radicals, rational expressions, exponents, logarithms. Emphasis is placed on problem solving.
3301 CP Algebra 2 / Trigonometry
Year Course - Juniors - Required for graduation
Algebra 2 is a second-year course, which covers quadratic equations and their graphs, radicals, rational expressions, exponents, logarithms and an introduction to trigonometry. Emphasis is placed on problem solving.
3318 CP Pre-Calculus
Year Course - Sophomore/Junior/Senior - Elective
Pre-Calculus prepares the student for college-level calculus. Students learn polynomial, rational, exponential, and logarithmic, trigonometric functions, and their graphs.
3409 CP Calculus
Year Course – Junior/Senior - Elective
Prerequisite: Completion of a Pre-Calculus course.
This course explores differential and integral calculus with emphasis placed on method and application.