Academics
Course Description
This course surveys the social, economic, political history of the world. It studies the development of civilizations in isolation as well as the origins, nature, and consequences of global forms of interaction and exchange. Students will receive college credit upon successful completion of this course.
Prerequisites
Grade Level Offerings
Course Length
Course Fee
Credits
This course teaches algebraic concepts at a slower pace for those students that are not ready for Algebra. Topics covered include many pre-algebra skills including fractions, ratios, proportions, variables and exponents. This course will culminate in the study of polynomials and the solving of linear equations and inequalities. *(May only be 0.5 for some colleges and universities)
Covers the basic topics of chemistry, such as formula and equation writing, atomic structure, gas laws, reactions, problem solving, and organic chemistry. Experiments will be conducted throughout this course, and are designed for those students entering into science, engineering, premed, etc. The student will need excellent math skills that include Algebra I.
This course aims to provide a working knowledge of the concepts and theorems of elementary calculus of functions of one variable. Topics covered include a review of precalculus, limits, derivatives, and integrals of a wide variety of functions and their applications to curve sketching, maximum and minimum problems, area and volume. Students may elect to sign up for advanced college credit through UMKC.
