This is a flexibly paced course. Students have up to 9 weeks to complete the course. Students should expect 2-5 hours of coursework per week. This course takes place January 17 - March 20, 2024.
This course is a continuation of Pre-Algebra I. Topics include variables, expressions, and integers, solving equations and inequalities, factors, fractions, and exponents, rational numbers, ratio and proportions, and percent. Successful completion of this two-course series provides a solid foundation for Algebra I Honors.
Upon successful completion of this course, students will:
- Know how to simplify expressions including irrational numbers, identify angle relationships and choose the correct formula to solve a problem.
- Understand the rules of probability, how angle relationships determine angle measure, and applications of formulas such as slope-intercept form, Pythagorean Theorem, volume, area and surface area.
- Graph linear equations on the coordinate plane, find the missing measurements in right triangles, analyze and apply formulas to real world situations.
Prerequisite: Pre-Algebra I or instructor’s consent.
Course ID
22191
Division
Course Number
OCE242-169
Course Type
CTD Site
Credit Semesters
0
Program Name
Subject Areas
Start Date
End Date
Start Time
00:00:00
Meeting Type
End Time
00:00:00
Min Grade
6
Max Grade
8
Max Enrollment
30
Has Prerequisites
On
Is Open For Registration
Off
Is Wait List
Off
Is Cancelled
Off
Requires Writing Sample
Off
Requires Student Statement
Off
Requires Essay
Off
Application Fee
0.00
Lab Fee
0.00
Late Fee
25.00
Residential Fee
0.00
Tuition Fee
660.00
Course Apply URL
http://my.ctd.northwestern.edu/
Residential Option
Off
Weekend Only
Off
Program Type Ref
Course Season Ref
Course Level Ref
Course Tier Ref
Application Open Date
Application Close Date
Course Number Days
0
CTD Program ID
27