Mathematics

List of 30 items.

• Algebra I

  This course includes the following topics: simplifying variable expressions, order of operations, properties of algebra, solving linear equations, solving proportions, graphing and writing linear equations, solving linear inequalities, solving absolute value equations and inequalities, solving systems of equations and inequalities, exponential properties and functions, polynomials and factoring, solving and graphing quadratic functions, solving rational functions, and solving radical functions. Math courses at Mullen build conceptual understanding, procedural fluency of skills, and application of concepts in real-world situations at a level appropriate for the course content. A graphing calculator is required. (NCAA Course)

• Algebra I A College Prep

  This course includes the following topics: simplifying variable expressions, orders of operations, properties of algebra, solving linear equations, solving proportions, graphing and writing linear equations, solving linear functions and linear inequalities, and solving systems of equations. Math courses at Mullen build conceptual understanding, procedural fluency of skills, and application of concepts in real-world situations at a level appropriate for the course content. A graphing calculator is required. (NCAA course)

• Algebra I B College Prep

  This course includes the following topics: solving systems of equations and inequalities, exponential properties and functions, polynomials and factoring, solving and graphing quadratic functions, solving rational and radical functions. Math courses at Mullen build conceptual understanding, procedural fluency of skills, and application of concepts in real-world situations at a level appropriate for the course content. A graphing calculator is required. (NCAA course)

• Algebra I A Honors

  This course includes the following topics: a brief review of solving linear equations and
  linear inequalities, followed by graphing linear functions, writing equations for linear
  functions, writing and graphing arithmetic sequences as functions, solving and graphing
  linear inequalities, solving and graphing absolute value functions and inequalities, and
  solving systems of linear equations and inequalities. Math courses at Mullen build
  conceptual understanding, procedural fluency of skills, and application of concepts in
  real-world situations at a level appropriate for the course content. A graphing calculator
  is required. (NCAA course)

• Algebra I B Honors

  This course includes the following topics: exponential properties and functions, solving
  exponential equations, writing and graphing geometric sequences as functions,
  operations with polynomials, factoring and solving polynomial equations, solving and
  graphing quadratic functions, applications of quadratic functions, graphing and
  applications of square root functions, solving radical equations, and inverse of a
  function. Math courses at Mullen build conceptual understanding, procedural fluency of
  skills, and application of concepts in real-world situations at a level appropriate for the
  course content. A graphing calculator is required. (NCAA course)

• Algebra II

  This course will be an in-depth study of algebra: solving linear equations and inequalities, functions and their graphs, linear systems of equations and inequalities, solving and graphing quadratic equations, irrational and complex numbers. Problem solving and applications will be stressed. Math courses at Mullen build conceptual understanding, procedural fluency of skills, and application of concepts in real-world situations at a level appropriate for the course content. A graphing calculator is required. (NCAA Course)

• Algebra II B

  This course will be an in-depth study of quadratic equations and functions, direct and inverse variations, polynomial expressions and functions, radical expressions and functions, exponential and logarithmic functions, and conic sections. Math courses at Mullen build conceptual understanding, procedural fluency of skills, and application of concepts in real-world situations at a level appropriate for the course content. A graphing calculator is required. (NCAA Course)

• Algebra I B/ Geometry Honors

  This is a full-year course that combines the second trimester of Algebra IH and both trimesters of Geometry H. It is designed for students who demonstrate the background and the ability to bypass the first trimester of Algebra I H. Math courses at Mullen build conceptual understanding, procedural fluency of skills, and application of concepts in real-world situations at a level appropriate for the course content. A graphing calculator is required. (NCAA Course)

• Algebra II A Honors

  This course is an in-depth review of important Algebra I concepts. It covers problem solving, linear equations and inequalities, solving absolute value equations and inequalities, graphing and writing linear equations and functions, graphing and solving systems of equations and inequalities, solving systems of equations using matrices, solving and graphing quadratic equations using several methods, complex numbers, simplifying polynomial expressions, properties of exponents, solving and graphing polynomial equations. Math courses at Mullen build conceptual understanding, procedural fluency of skills, and application of concepts in real-world situations at a level appropriate for the course content. A graphing calculator is required. (NCAA Course)

• Algebra II B Honors

  This course studies rational exponents, power functions, solving radical equations, finding inverse relations, solving and graphing exponential functions and logarithmic functions, inverse and inverse and direct variation, simplifying rational expressions, solving and graphing rational equations, solving quadratic systems. Math courses at Mullen build conceptual understanding, procedural fluency of skills, and application of concepts in real-world situations at a level appropriate for the course content. A graphing calculator is required. (NCAA Course)

• Calculus AB AP

  This is a three-trimester course leading to the Advanced Placement Examination. Students will study limits and continuity, derivatives, applications of derivatives, integration, applications of the definite integral, transcendental functions, and techniques of integration. Math courses at Mullen build conceptual understanding, procedural fluency of skills, and application of concepts in real-world situations at a level appropriate for the course content. A graphing calculator is required. All students will take the Advanced Placement exam at the end of the year. (NCAA Course

• Calculus BC AP

  This is a three-trimester course leading to the Advanced Placement BC examination. Students will do an in-depth study of limits and continuity, derivatives, applications of derivatives, integration, applications of the definite integral, transcendental functions, techniques of integration, improper integration, parametric, polar, and vector functions, convergence and divergence of series, Taylor and Maclaurin series. Math courses at Mullen build conceptual understanding, procedural fluency of skills, and application of concepts in real-world situations at a level appropriate for the course content. A graphing calculator is required. A graphing calculator is required. All students will take the Advanced Placement examination at the end of the year. (NCAA Course)

• Calculus A Honors

  This is the first trimester course of a two-trimester series. The second trimester is called Calculus B Honors. In this first trimester, students will study limits and continuity, derivatives, related rates and applications of derivatives. Math courses at Mullen build conceptual understanding, procedural fluency of skills, and application of concepts in real-world situations at a level appropriate for the course content. A graphing calculator is required. (NCAA Course) 

• Calculus B Honors

  This course is a continuation of the concepts studied in Calculus A H. Additionally; students will study integration, applications of the definite integral, and integration techniques. Math courses at Mullen build conceptual understanding, procedural fluency of skills, and application of concepts in real-world situations at a level appropriate for the course content. A graphing calculator is required. (NCAA Course)

• Differential Equations Honors

  This course includes first and second order differential equations, linear algebra, Laplace transforms and systems of equations. Emphasis will be on modeling and applications. Math courses at Mullen build conceptual understanding, procedural fluency of skills, and application of concepts in real-world situations at a level appropriate for the course content. A graphing calculator is required. (NCAA course)

• Geometry A

  This course emphasizes the integration of logical reasoning and spatial visualization skills. Deductive reasoning, theorems and proofs are used to study relationships of points, lines, planes, angles, congruent triangles, and quadrilaterals. The inequality relationships that exist between these figures will also be studied. There will continued use of algebraic equations and graphing calculators with respect to geometry. Math courses at Mullen build conceptual understanding, procedural fluency of skills, and application of concepts in real-world situations at a level appropriate for the course content. (NCAA Course)

• Geometry B

  This course emphasizes the integration of logical reasoning and spatial visualization skills. Deductive reasoning is used in the approach to similar polygons, right triangles, introduction to trigonometry, circles, areas of plane figures, and areas and volumes of solids. There will be continued use of algebraic equations and graphing calculators with respect to geometry. Math courses at Mullen build conceptual understanding, procedural fluency of skills, and application of concepts in real-world situations at a level appropriate for the course content. (NCAA Course)

• Geometry A College Prep

  This is a course enhanced by emphasizing and integrating logical reasoning and spatial visualization skills. Deductive reasoning, theorems, and proofs are used to study relationships of points, lines, planes, angles, congruent triangles, and quadrilaterals. The inequality relationships that exist between these figures will also be studied. There will continued use of algebraic equations and graphing calculators with respect to geometry. Math courses at Mullen build conceptual understanding, procedural fluency of skills, and application of concepts in real-world situations at a level appropriate for the course content. (NCAA Course)

• Geometry B College Prep

  This course emphasizes the integration of logical reasoning and spatial visualization skills. Deductive reasoning is used in the approach to similar polygons, right triangles, introduction to trigonometry, circles, areas of plane figures, and areas and volumes of solids. There will be continued use of algebraic equations and graphing calculators with respect to geometry. Math courses at Mullen build conceptual understanding, procedural fluency of skills, and application of concepts in real-world situations at a level appropriate for the course content. (NCAA Course)

• Geometry A Honors

  This course develops deductive reasoning skills leading to formal two column proofs, paragraph proofs, and indirect proofs in Euclidean geometry. Topics include basic vocabulary, parallel and perpendicular lines and planes, congruent figures, geometric inequalities, and constructions. Students will use technology as a tool to investigate the properties of geometry, projects may be assigned. Math courses at Mullen build conceptual understanding, procedural fluency of skills, and application of concepts in real-world situations at a level appropriate for the course content. (NCAA Course)

• Geometry B Honors

  This course builds deductive reasoning skills through the study of similar polygons, special right triangles, circles, area of plane figures, area and volume of solids. Students will use technology as a tool to investigate the properties of geometry. Math courses at Mullen build conceptual understanding, procedural fluency of skills, and application of concepts in real-world situations at a level appropriate for the course content. (NCAA Course)

• Math Analysis A

  This course is designed to provide students a strong foundation of pre-calculus concepts, techniques, and applications that will prepare students for more advanced work in mathematics. The course will include study of the following types of functions: polynomial, exponential, and logarithmic. Conic sections and imaginary numbers will also be studied. Math courses at Mullen build conceptual understanding, procedural fluency of skills, and application of concepts in real-world situations at a level appropriate for the course content. A graphing calculator is required.

• Math Analysis B

  This course is designed to provide students a strong foundation of pre-calculus concepts, techniques, and applications that will prepare students for more advanced work in mathematics. The course will include the study of trigonometry. Students will develop the unit circle, graphs of the six trigonometric functions, applications of the law of sines and cosines, and trigonometric identities. Math courses at Mullen build conceptual understanding, procedural fluency of skills, and application of concepts in real-world situations at a level appropriate for the course content. A graphing calculator is required.

• Multivariable Calculus Honors

  In Multivariable Calculus, students extend their study of calculus from the xy-plane into 3-dimensional space. After an initial examination of geometry and algebra of 3D-space, students will use differential and integral calculus to study the nature of curves and surfaces in 3D-space. Topics include linear approximations of curves and surfaces in 3D-space, optimization of functions in several variables, use of integral calculus to study area, volume, and other applications, and an examination of the calculus of vector fields. Math courses at Mullen build conceptual understanding, procedural fluency of skills, and application of concepts in real-world situations at a level appropriate for the course content.

• Pre-Calculus College Prep

  This course is the study of functions and the nature of their graphs, matrices, solving equations, systems of equations, logarithms, and limits. Math courses at Mullen build conceptual understanding, procedural fluency of skills, and application of concepts in real-world situations at a level appropriate for the course content. A graphing calculator is required. (NCAA Course)

• Pre-Calculus Honors

  This course is an in-depth study of functions leading to AP Calculus. Students will fine tune and expand their problem solving skills through the study of the nature of graphs of functions. Students will solve problems involving exponential and rational functions, logarithms, limits, and conic sections. Students will be introduced to the derivative and integral functions from calculus. Math courses at Mullen build conceptual understanding, procedural fluency of skills, and application of concepts in real-world situations at a level appropriate for the course content. A graphing calculator is required. (NCAA Course)

• Statistics A College Prep

  This course is an introduction to statistics and probability. Students will analyze data, find mean and standard deviation, do simulations, and solve problems using linear regressions. Math courses at Mullen build conceptual understanding, procedural fluency of skills, and application of concepts in real-world situations at a level appropriate for the course content. A graphing calculator is required. (NCAA Course)

• Statistics B College Prep

  This course is a continuation of the concepts studied in Statistics A CP. Additionally, students will study inferential statistics, hypothesis testing, and regressions analysis. Math courses at Mullen build conceptual understanding, procedural fluency of skills, and application of concepts in real-world situations at a level appropriate for the course content. A graphing calculator is required. (NCAA Course)

• Trigonometry College Prep

  This course is the study of trigonometry with emphasis on applications. Students will develop the unit circle, graphs of the six trigonometric functions, applications of the law of sines and cosines, and trigonometric identities. Math courses at Mullen build conceptual understanding, procedural fluency of skills, and application of concepts in real-world situations at a level appropriate for the course content. A graphing calculator is required. (NCAA Course)

• Trigonometry Honors

  This course is an in-depth study of trigonometry. Students will develop the unit circle, graphs of the six trigonometric functions, applications of the law of sines and cosines, and trigonometric identities. Students will also study parametric and polar equations. Math courses at Mullen build conceptual understanding, procedural fluency of skills, and application of concepts in real-world situations at a level appropriate for the course content. A graphing calculator is required. (NCAA Course)