Course Syllabus
Important Information
Before you begin your course, please read the student handbook. It contains valuable information about our policies and procedures. If you have taken an online course with IU High School before, either on the old Dragon system or IU's Oncourse system, you will find that many procedures, including those for processing assignments, applying for exams, and checking on grades, have changed with the adoption of Canvas.
This course is an online version of the original print version of Math 42P. The majority of the content of the course consists of PDF files taken directly from the source of the paper-based version. You are free to download and print the PDF files, or simply read the contents on your computer or other device. We have attempted to remove from the PDF files all references specifically applicable to the print version, but be aware that some such references may remain. If any such references cause any confusion, please contact the instructor. You should especially ignore all references to "submission forms", "assignment cover sheets", and "mailing" assignments. All assignments will be scanned and submited electronically.
Unless otherwise specified, all exams are still proctored. Refer to the exam tips lessons and the student handbook for specific information about arranging to take your examinations.
A scientific calculator is required for this course. It is acceptable to use a graphing calculator to help you work through the lessons. However, graphing calculators are not allowed on the exams. You will also need pencils, notebook paper, and graph paper. Finally, in order to be able to scan and submit your assignments, you will need access to a scanner.
We encourage you to use the Making a Schedule form to create a study schedule that will match your personal needs.
Useful Resources
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Obtaining Textbooks
The following textbook is required for this course:
Holliday et al. Advanced Mathematical Concepts: Precalculus with Applications. Glencoe, 2004. ISBN 978-0078608612
The textbook publisher provides a free Web site (www.amc.glencoe.com) that includes practice tests and quizzes as well as other information that may be useful to you as you work through the course
Course Outline
Please complete and submit the student information form, found in the Assignments page.
If this is your first course in Canvas, please review these tips for getting started and explore the Student Tutorial.
Introduction: Be sure to read the course introduction before beginning any lessons.
Lesson 1: Angles and the Trigonometric Functions
Math_42P_Lesson1.pdf
Lesson 1 Assignment
Lesson 2: Solving Triangles
Math_42P_Lesson2.pdf
Lesson 2 Assignment
Lesson 3: Radians, Linear and Angular Velocity, and Graphing Sine and Cosine Functions
Math_42P_Lesson3.pdf
Lesson 3 Assignment
Lesson 4: More Trigonometric Graphs and Inverses
Math_42P_Lesson4.pdf
Lesson 4 Assignment
Lesson 5: Midterm Exam Tips
Math_42P_Lesson5.pdf
Exam Application
Midterm Exam
Lesson 6: Trigonometric Identities
Math_42P_Lesson6.pdf
Lesson 6 Assignment
Lesson 7: More Trigonometric Identities, Equations, Normal Lines, and Distance
Math_42P_Lesson7.pdf
Lesson 7 Assignment
Lesson 8: Polar Coordinates
Math_42P_Lesson8.pdf
Lesson 8 Assignment
Lesson 9: Complex Numbers
Math_42P_Lesson9.pdf
Lesson 9 Assignment
Lesson 10: Final Exam Tips
Math_42P_Lesson10.pdf
Course Evaluation - Please complete before applying for the Final Exam below. All responses are anonymous.
Exam Application
Final Exam
Assignments
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