Trigonometry Syllabus for 2015-2016
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De-Vonna Clark (Curriculum Vitae)Office Hours
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Course
MATH-1316-DC021 Trigonometry
Prerequisites
Prerequisite: MATH 1414-minimum grade of C or Department Chair consent
Course Description
In-depth study and applications of trigonometry including definitions, identities, inverse functions, solutions of equations, graphing and solving triangles. Additional topics such as vectors, polar coordinates and parametric equations may be included.
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Hours
(3 sem hrs; 3 lec)
Class Type
Dual Credit Course
Syllabus Information
Textbooks
\ Precalculus: Graphical, Numerical, Algebraic, Demans, Waits, Foley, Kennedy, Seventh Edition, Addison Wesley Publishers
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Calendar
LAST DAY TO DROP IS APRIL , 2016
Circular Trig, Triangle Trig, Trig Graphs, Trig Identities, Trig Equations, Polar Curves, Conic Sections, Intro to Calculus
The comprehensive final exam for this course will be given according to the schedule followed by Randall High School.
Week 1...Circular Trig...Jan 4-8
Degree/Radian conversion
Reference and terminal angles
Definitions of six circular trig functions
Week 2...Circular Trig...Jan 11-15
Trig function values for special angles
Angular velocity
Area of sectors and triangles
Week 3...Trig Graphs...Jan 18-22
Graphing sine and cosine
Amplitude, period, and phase shift on trig functions
Week 4...Trig Graphs...Jan 25-29
Equations of trig functions from graphs
Graphs of tangent, cotangent, secant, cosecant
Week 5...Finish Trig Graphs, Begin Trig Identities...Feb 1-5
Inverse trig functions
Principal values
Fundamental Trig identities—fundamental,
Week 6...Trig Identities...Feb 8-12
Sum & difference identities
Odd & even and opposite angle identities
Verifying trig identities algebraically and graphically
Week 7...Trig Identities...Feb 15-19
Double angle & half angle identities
More verifying identities
Week 8...Trig Equations...Feb 22-26
Solve simple (without identity substitutions) trig equations algebraically
Solve trig equations with identity substitutions algebraically
Solve trig equations with coefficient on the angle variable algebraically
Week 9...Finish Trig Equations, Begin Triangle Trig...Feb 29-Mar 4
Solve trig equations graphically
Right triangle solutions
Applications of right triangle
Week 10...Triangle Trig...Mar 7-11
Solution of triangles using Law of Sines (ASA or AAS)
Solution of triangles using Law of Cosines (SSS or SAS)
Solution of triangles—Ambiguous Case, multiple solutions
Week 11...Triangle Trig...Mar 21-25
Applications of oblique triangles
Basic Vector notation, resolution into components, vector addition, and scalar multiplication
Week 12...Polar Graphs...Mar 28-Apr 1
Convert points between polar and rectangular notation
Convert equations between polar and rectangular notation
Identify classic polar graphs from equations
Locate intersections on polar graphs
Arcs on Polar Graphs
Week 13...Finish Polar Graphs, Beginn Parametrics...Apr 4-8
Polar form of complex numbers
Product, quotient and powers of complex numbers in polar form
Motion defined parametrially
Week 14...Parametrics...Apr 11-15
Parametric polygons
Parametric inverses
Parametric vectors
Week 15...Sequence and Series..Apr 25-29
Arithmetic and geoemetric sequence and series
Summation notation
Limits
Week 16...Sequence and Series...May 2-6
Binomial Theorem
Ratio Test
Week 17...Introduction to Calculus...May 9-13
Limits at a finite point and infinity—graphically and algebraically
Derivatives of polynomials
Derivatives using product rule, quotient rule and simple chain rule
Week 18...Introduction to Calculus...May 16-20
Applications to velocity and acceleration
Introduction to the concept of anti-derivative and accumulation
Introduction to slope fields
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