Course Number(s): M433252, M433152
Length: 2 Semester (4 Credits)
Prerequisits: C or higher in Accelerated Algebra or B or higher in Geometry
Grade: 9-12

This course is organized around the study of families of functions. Emphasis is placed on linear, quadratic, exponential, and trigonometric functions, as well as translating these functions between graphs, tables, symbolic representations and real-life context. Students will solve equations; use trigonometric ratios; describe, analyze and evaluate data in various contexts; and use counting principles to calculate probabilities. Students will apply these concepts using a variety of technologies and apply this learning to solve real-world mathematical problems. This course prepares students for future math courses, the high school MN Math Standards, and MN standardized math tests. The distinction between this course and Algebra 2 is the pacing and depth at which the above content is covered.