General
Classroom Information
Class
Descriptions
Mrs.
Kitzmiller's Schedule
Required
Materials
Classroom
Rules
Grading
Policy
Algebra 1
Algebra
is the basic language of mathematics. With algebra you
can describe and predict relationships about money, population, temperature,
and size - anything that uses numbers. Algebra saves time! Architects
use algebra to design before they build, computers use the shorthand
of algebra, and every time you use a fomula, so do you.
Geometry
Every
day, you trust that people understand the meaning of the words you use.
In geometry you will start by learning some of the basic terms of geometry
and become familiar with the tools you'll use.
Calculus and
Mathematica
A
first course in calculus and analytic geometry; basic techniques of
differentiation and integration with applications including curve sketching,
antidifferentioation, the Riemann integral, fundamental theorem, exponential
and circular functions. All assignments and quizzes will be completed
on the computer.
This
course is for seniors who have already successfully completed a year
of calculus.
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Class
Schedule |
1st |
Geometry |
2nd |
Algebra
1 |
3rd |
Calc
& Mathematica |
4th |
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5th |
Lunch |
6th |
Geometry |
7th |
Algebra
1 |
8th |
Planning
Period |
Materials
Required
every day:
Textbook,
paper,
pencil, folder
Recommended:
Calculator,
compass, protractor
If
you choose to purchase a scientific calculator, the math department
recommends the TI-36. If you choose to purchase a graphing calculator,
the TI-83 Plus is recommended. Both are available at stores like WalMart
or Staples. For more information, go to the Texas
Instruments website.
Classroom
rules will be added here.
My
grading policy will be added here.
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