Advanced Algebra: Strategies for Success
Advanced Algebra: Strategies for Success
The curriculum of the Advanced Algebra course correlates with high school algebra 2 and college intermediate algebra.
Differentiate between sets of numbers including natural numbers, whole numbers, integers, rational/irrational numbers, real and imaginary/complex numbers
Perform basic operations on number values including determining absolute values
Apply basic mathematical and algebraic properties of real numbers
Solve linear, absolute value, and fractional equations
Solve real-world application problems that involve linear, absolute value, and rational equations and inequalities
Factor polynomial expressions
Evaluate polynomial expressions
Perform operations of algebraic rational expressions
Simplify complex fractions
Simplify and perform operations with radical expressions
Solve quadratic equations by multiple methods
Solve real-world applications involving quadratic systems
Solve simultaneous equations in multiple variables
Write the equation of line in multiple forms
Determine the domain and range of fuctions
Description
This course covers algebraic topics including advanced strategies for solving equations, graphing algebraic functions, polynomials, systems of equations, advanced topics with radicals and square roots, variation, and applications (word problems). The course curriculum aligns to content that is common to most high school algebra 2 courses as well as college level intermediate algebra. Content is taught through interactive video lectures that include guided practice problems and the associated live action solutions. The curriculum is organized into 7 chapters (topics), containing a total of 60 video lectures that are approximately 10 minutes in length each. The course culminates with end of chapter assessments to check for skills mastery. Answer Keys are included for all assessments. The instructor for this course is a certified math instructor with over 10 years of middle school, high school, and college level teaching experience.
Who this course is for:
Students with a foundation in basic algebraic topics
Students preparing for a college placement exam
High school, home school, or college level students
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