- Merrillville High School
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Merrillville High School
Course Scope & Sequence
2014-2015 Academic Year
Department
Math
Finite Math A
Instructor
Joe O'Connell
Email Address
joconnell@mvsc.k12.in.us Course Expectations, Goals & Routines
Finite Math A
Materials Needed: (Bring EVERY day)
- Workbook, Textbook
- Folder & Notebook OR Binder & Paper (used for math ONLY!!)
- Scientific / Fraction Calculator (Texas Instruments TI-30X IIS Recommended)
- Pencils and Erasers
Grades:Marking Period (6 weeks) Grades:
Graded Homework: 25% of overall grade
Notebook: 25% of overall grade
Tests: 50% of overall grade
Trimester Grade
: (This grade goes on your Transcript and is used in calculating your GPA)1st
Marking Period (6 weeks) Grade: 40% of Trimester Grade2nd
Marking Period (6 weeks) Grade: 40% of Trimester GradeFinal Exam Grade: 20% of Trimester Grade
Example: If a student gets a 1st Marking Period grade of 83%, a 2nd
Marking Period grade of 74%, and 61% on the Final Exam, the Trimester Grade will be calculated like this:1st Marking Period Grade:
83 x 40% = 33.22nd Marking Period Grade:
74 x 40% = 29.6Final Exam Grade:
61 x 20% = 12.2Trimester Grade =
33.2 + 29.6 + 12.2 = 75/CCourse Description
FINITE MATH BFinite mathematics is an umbrella of mathematical topics. It is a course designed for students who will undertake higher-level mathematics in college that may not include calculus. Topics include: (1) logic 2) set theory, (3) probability, and (4) binomial distribution. A scientific calculator is required.Grade Levels: 11 – 12Prerequisite: Algebra IICredits: 1 trimester course for 1 creditCounts as a Mathematics Course for the General, Core 40, Core 40 with Academic Honors and Core 40 with Technical HonorsdiplomasA Career Academic Sequence or Flex Credit courseWeek StandardsInstructional ContentActivities, Readings, Labs, Interactive Notes, Assignments, etc.AssessmentsOther1SLOPES AND EQUATIONS OF LINESLINEAR FUNCTIONS AND APPLICATIONSPg. 15 1-7, 15-20, 46-49Pg. 29 27, 28, 31, 332LEAST SQUARES LINESLOPES OF LINESLINEAR FUNCTIONS AND APPLICATIONSExcercises from Book, Interactive notesTestVocab QuizPg. 42 9Pg. 50 5, 7, 15, 26, 33, 34, 37, 42, 463LINEAR SYSTEMS OF EQUATIONS - ECHELON METHODInteractive notes, Quadrant D Lesson, Exercises from the bookPg. 65 13-18, 23, 27, 28, 30, 314LINEAR SYSTEMS OF EQUATIONS - GAUSS-JORDAN METHODMATRIX ADDITION/SUBTRACTION AND MULTIPLICATIONInteractive notes, Quadrant D Lessons, Excercises from Book, WorksheetPg. 82 46Pg. 92 17-24Pg. 103 29-315MATRIX INVERSESMATRIX OPERATIONSSYSTEMS OF EQUATIONSInteractive notes, Quadrant D Lessons, Excercises from BookVocab QuizTestPg. 116 7, 24, 27, 28Pg. 131 5-8, 12-15, 35-37, 49-516GRAPHING LINEAR INEQUALITIESInteractive notes, Quadrant D Lessons, Excercises from the book, WorksheetPg. 145 14-247LINEAR PROGRAMMINGAPPLICATIONS OF LINEAR PROGRAMMINGInteractive notes, Quadrant D Lessons, Excercises from Book, WorksheetsPg. 153 7-10, 14Pg. 160 8, 10, 118LINEAR PROGRAMMINGInteractive Notes, Quadrant D Lessons, Excercises from the Book, WorksheetsVocab QuizTestPg. 165 4-7, 10-12, 16, 17, 27, 309SIMPLE AND COMPOUND INTERESTInteractive Notes, Quadrant D Lessons, Excercises from the Book, WorksheetsPg. 232 8-20Pg. 232 28-3610FUTURE VALUE OF ANNUITIESInteractive Notes, Quadrant D Lessons, Excercises from the Book, WorksheetsQuizPg. 243 5-10, 21-27Pg. 244 35-38, 42-4511PRESENT VALUE OF ANNUITIESAMORTIZATIONInteractive Notes, Quadrant D Lessons, Excercises from the Book, WorksheetsTestPg. 234 46-50Pg. 245 56-59Pg. 253 12-19, 26-2912ANNUIITIES Interactive Notes, Quadrant D Lessons, Excercises from the Book, Worksheets Test/Final ExamPg. 259 4-49 every 3