Course Description:
Major emphasis is on the concept of functions. Study polynomial, rational,
exponential, logarithmic,
trigonometric and inverse trigonometric functions, their properties, graphs, and
related equations and
applications . Additional topics include systems of equations , matrices, conic
sections, sequences and series,
and probability. A graphing calculator is required and used extensively.
Prerequisite: MTH 131
Core Course Objectives:
1. Simplify polynomial , radical, and rational expressions ,
and algebraic expressions involving radicals,
integer exponents, rational exponents, trigonometric functions, combinations,
permutations, factorials ,
series, sequences, and matrices using appropriate algebraic skills, and
logarithmic processes. (ADO 3.2)
2. Use appropriate algebraic processes to solve:
• linear, absolute value, quadratic, radical, rational, exponential, and
logarithmic
equations.
• linear, absolute value, polynomial, and rational inequalities .
• linear and non-linear systems of equations.
• trigonometric and inverse trigonometric equations (ADO 3.2)
3. Manipulate and identify functions graphically,
symbolically, and numerically . (ADO 2)
4. Solve application problems involving many different
subject areas using algebraic
processes, counting technologies, and the binomial theorem. (ADO 4)
5. Apply fundamentals of right triangle trigonometry and
solve applications problems.
(ADO 3.2)
6. Use appropriate technology (such as the graphing
calculator ) to enhance the understanding
of the previously stated objectives. (ADO 7)
7. Have an awareness of the historical background of
topics covered in the course. (ADO 15)
Associate Degree Outcomes:
ADO 2. The ability to comprehend and use information including written and
oral forms
ADO 3 Computational skills and understanding appropriate to the program of study
ADO 4. Critical thinking and problem-solving
ADO 7 Facility in the use of computers and other technologies appropriate to the
program of study
ADO 15 An historical perspective
Day |
Section |
Topic |
Practice HW |
12 Jan |
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Introduction |
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R.1 |
The Real -Number System |
11-28,59-78 |
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R.2 |
Integer Exponents, Scientific Notation,
and Order of Operation |
1-90 |
13 Jan |
R.3 |
Addition, Subtraction, and Multiplication
of Polynomials |
1-53 |
14 Jan |
R.4 |
Factoring |
1-138 |
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R.5 |
Rational Expressions |
1-74 |
15 Jan |
R.6 |
Radical Notation and Rational Exponents |
1-130 |
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R.7 |
The Basics of Equation Solving |
1-64 |
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19 Jan |
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No Class |
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20 Jan |
1.1 |
Introduction to Graphing |
1-134 |
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1.2 |
Functions and Graphs |
1-89 |
21 Jan |
1.3 |
Linear Functions, Slope, and Applications |
1-72 |
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1.4 |
Equations of Lines and Modeling |
1-94 |
22 Jan |
1.5 |
More on Functions |
1-87 |
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1.6 |
The Algebra of Functions |
1-106 |
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26 Jan |
1.7 |
Symmetry and Transformations |
1-102 |
27 Jan |
˜˜˜˜˜˜ |
CBR Lab |
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28 Jan |
˜˜˜˜˜˜ |
Review for Exam #1 |
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29 Jan |
˜˜˜˜˜˜ |
Exam #1 on Chapters R&1 |
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2 Feb |
2.1 |
Linear Equations, Functions, and Models |
1-88 |
3 Feb |
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Project Success Day |
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4 Feb |
2.2 |
Complex Numbers |
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5 Feb |
2.3 |
Quadratic Equations, Functions, and Models |
1-147 |
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2.4 |
Analyzing Graphs of Quadratic Functions |
1-66 |
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9 Feb |
2.5 |
More Equation Solving |
1-114 |
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2.6 |
Solving Linear Inequalities |
1-81 |
10 Feb |
3.1 |
Polynomial Functions and Modeling |
1-86 |
11 Feb |
3.2 |
Graphing Polynomial Functions |
1-52 |
12 Feb |
3.3 |
Polynomial Division |
1-9,64-70 |
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1-48 |
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16 Feb |
3.4 |
Theorems about Zeros of Polynomial
Functions |
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17 Feb |
3.5 |
Rational Functions |
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18 Feb |
3.6 |
Polynomial and Rational Inequalities |
1-94 |
19 Feb |
3.7 |
Variation and Applications |
1-88 |
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˜˜˜˜˜˜ |
Review for Exam #2 |
1-49 |
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23 Feb |
˜˜˜˜˜˜ |
Exam #2 on Chapters 2&3 |
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24 Feb |
4.1 |
Inverse Functions |
1-98 |
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4.2 |
Exponential Functions and Graphs |
1-101 |
25 Feb |
4.3 |
Logarithmic Functions and Graphs |
1-114 |
26 Feb |
4.4 |
Properties of Logarithmic Functions |
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2 Mar |
4.5 |
Solving Exponential & Logarithmic Eqns |
1-86 |
3 Mar |
4.6 |
Applications and Models: Growth and
Decay, and Compound Interest |
1-43 |
4 Mar |
˜˜˜˜˜˜ |
Review for Exam #3 |
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5 Mar |
˜˜˜˜˜˜ |
Exam #3 on Chapters 4 |
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16 Mar |
5.1 |
Trigonometric Functions of Acute Angles |
1-116 |
16 Mar |
5.2 |
Applications of Right Triangles |
1-44 |
18 Mar |
5.3 |
Trigonometric Functions of Any Angle |
1-106 |
19 Mar |
5.4 |
Radians, Arc Length, and Angular Speed |
1-79 |
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23 Mar |
5.5 |
Circular Functions: Graphs and Properties |
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24 Mar |
5.6 |
Graphs of Transformed Sine and Cosine
Functions |
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25 Mar |
6.1 |
Identities: Pythagorean and Sum and
Difference |
1-76 |
26 Mar |
6.2 |
Identities: Cofunction, Double-Angle,
Half-Angle |
1-52 |
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30 Mar |
6.3 |
Proving Trigonometric Identities |
1-51 |
31 Mar |
6.4 |
Inverses of the Trigonometric Functions |
1-86 |
1 Apr |
6.5 |
Solving Trigonometric Equations |
1-66 |
2 Apr |
7.1 |
The Law of Sines |
1-48 |
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6 Apr |
7.2 |
The Law of Cosines |
1-48 |
7 Apr |
˜˜˜˜˜˜ |
CBR Lab |
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8 Apr |
˜˜˜˜˜˜ |
Review for Exam #4 |
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9 Apr |
˜˜˜˜˜˜ |
Exam #4 on Chapters 5,6&7 |
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13 Apr |
8.1 |
System of Equations in Two Variables |
1-86 |
14 Apr |
8.2 |
Systems of Equations in Three Variables |
1-55 |
15 Apr |
8.3 |
Matrices and Systems of Equations |
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16 Apr |
9.1 |
The Parabola |
1-49 |
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20 Apr |
9.2 |
The Circle and The Ellipse |
1-71 |
21 Apr |
9.3 |
Hyperbola |
1-55 |
22 Apr |
9.7 |
Parametric Equations |
1-46 |
23 Apr |
7.4 |
Polar Coordinates and Graphs |
1-98 |
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27 Apr |
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Review for Exam #5 |
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28 Apr |
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Review for Exam #5 |
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29 Apr |
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Exam #5 on Chapters 8,9,&7.4 |
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30 Apr |
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Comprehensive Review |
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4 May |
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Comprehensive Review |
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5 May |
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Comprehensive Review |
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6 May |
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Final Exam |
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7 May |
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Final Exam |
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11 May |
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Course Review |
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12 May |
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Course Review |
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