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    This document outlines the course details for MATH 30-1 taught by Mrs. Schulzke. The course covers 4 units over 22 classes on transformations and functions, 21 classes on trigonometry, 19 classes on exponential and logarithmic functions, and 8 classes on permutations and combinations. Students will have quizzes worth 5%, 4%, 3%, and 2% respectively for each unit. They will also have unit tests worth 23%, 22%, 19%, and 12% along with a cumulative final exam worth 10% and the diploma exam worth 50% of their overall grade. The document provides websites for practice questions and notes to support student learning.

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    This document outlines the course details for MATH 30-1 taught by Mrs. Schulzke. The course covers 4 units over 22 classes on transformations and functions, 21 classes on trigonometry, 19 classes on exponential and logarithmic functions, and 8 classes on permutations and combinations. Students will have quizzes worth 5%, 4%, 3%, and 2% respectively for each unit. They will also have unit tests worth 23%, 22%, 19%, and 12% along with a cumulative final exam worth 10% and the diploma exam worth 50% of their overall grade. The document provides websites for practice questions and notes to support student learning.

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    MATH 30-1

    Mrs. Schulzke
    403-342-4800 ext. 263380
    sherry.schulzke@rdcrs.ca
    Text : Pre-Calculus 12: A graphing calculator is required. The TI83 or TI84 is recommended. The allowable
    calculators can be found at http://education.alberta.ca/admin/testing/diplomaexams/diplomabulletin.aspx

    UNIT DESCRIPTION AND EVALUATION

    # of
    CLASSES

    Quizzes

    TEST

    TEST

    VALUE

    DATE

    1. Transformations, and Polynomial, Radical &


    Rational Functions
    2. Trigonometry

    22

    5%

    23 %

    Oct 2

    21

    4%

    22 %

    Nov 4

    3. Exponential & Logarithmic Functions and


    Function Operations
    4. Permutations, Combinations and the Binomial
    Theorem
    CUMULATIVE TEST

    19

    3%

    19 %

    Dec 8

    2%

    12%

    Dec 18

    10 %

    TBA

    M30-1 DIPLOMA EXAM is on Monday, January 25, 2016 at 9 am. It is worth 50% of the overall grade.
    Transfers to M30-2 will only be considered in the first 6 weeks of the term.
    Cumulative Exam
    During the semester, you will have both formative and summative assessments. You may be able to use your
    cumulative exam mark to replace your lowest unit exam mark at the end of the term providing you have met the
    conditions outlined by your teacher.
    Student Absences for Tests
    It is expected that all students will write the exam on the scheduled day. If a student knows in advance that
    they will be missing the day of an exam, arrangements to write the exam should be made in advance. For a missed
    exam, it is expected that the student will write on the next day or contact the teacher to arrange a time.
    Cell Phones
    Cell phones are only allowed for educational use. There is an expectation that cell phones are away when not being
    used for a lesson. They are a source of disruption and a threat to exam security. If you have a cell phone in your
    possession while writing an exam you have violated the exam writing rules.
    USEFUL WEBSITES:
    https://questaplus.alberta.ca Practice Test
    http://alberta.exambank.com/grade12.html#ma30-1 Practice Questions. User name: rdcrd Password: red39

    http://www.math30.ca Notes and videos for Concepts- Great for when you miss a class.
    https://www.khanacademy.org/math Lessons and Examples of most major concepts
    https://www.youtube.com/user/TheDavisDomain/featured Worked examples on all topics
    You can also purchase a Key booklet from your teacher for $18.00 to get final review practice tests.

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