M414 | Applied Mathematics

Course Description

This course provides an alternative to Precalculus for students who wish to continue to study mathematics beyond topics found in Algebra 2. The course curriculum focuses on answering the question 'Why do I need to learn about math?' Students will look at how mathematical concepts are encountered in areas such as business, personal finance, casinos, media, economics, sports, medicine, the environment, and more. These topics are investigated in a way that conveys the extent in which modern mathematics is used on a daily basis. As a part of this class, you will learn the skills to create and present unique projects that will show your understanding of the course content and highlight your unique interests and ideas. Students who elect to take the class for Honors credit will be asked to do additional coursework.
State ID#: 02999
Department: Mathematics
Grade Level:12
Credits: 10.0
Alternate Credits:
Class Type: CORE Academic
Honors Type: This is an Earned Honors Course.
Pre/Co-Requisites: Passing grade in Algebra 2, or teacher recommendation.

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