Honors Algebra I

Course Description

Students in this course will acquire the algebraic skills necessary for success in future math courses. Topics covered include: solving and graphing (one and two variable) linear equations and inequalities, problem solving, factoring, solving systems of linear equations, simplifying rational expressions, simplifying radicals, fractional exponents, imaginary numbers, and an introduction to linear and quadratic functions. This course provides the foundation for further mathematical understanding and success.

Prerequisites

Placement based upon HSPT and 8th grade teacher recommendation

Grade Level Offerings

9

Course Length

1 Year

Credits

1

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