Geometry CP

(Geometry 10-12 - Course #32211)

OPEN TO GRADES: 10-12

CREDIT: 5 - math credits each semester

PREREQUISITE: A grade of “C” or better in an approved first-year Algebra course

A-G Pathway: C - Math

OTHER INFO: A one-year course. May not be repeated for credit and may not be entered at the semester.

Meets CSU/UC A-G entrance requirements

COURSE DESCRIPTION: Geometry is a traditional curriculum that develops the concepts of the point, line and plane. It includes the study of angle relationships, triangles, polygons, and circle properties. Students will learn using discovery, investigations, and inductive/deductive reasoning. Topics include basic constructions, the development and use of transformations, angle relationships, triangles, and polygons. Second semester concepts include similarity, fundamental probability theory, basic trigonometry functions, circle properties, surface area, and volume.