6.
Minimum hours per week of independent work done
outside of class: 6
Course
Preparation – (Supplemental form B
required) |
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7a.
Prerequisite(s):
(Course and/or other preparation/experience that
is REQUIRED
to be completed previous to enrollment in this
course.) |
Two years of high school
algebra and one year of geometry or Math. A, B,
and D or equivalents with grades of "C" or
better, or placement by matriculation assessment
process
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7b.
Co-requisite(s): (Courses
and/or other preparation that is REQUIRED to be
taken concurrently with this
course.) |
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7c.
Advisory:
(Minimum preparation RECOMMENDED
in order to be successful in this
course. Also known as “Course
Advisory”.) |
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Catalog
Description And Other Catalog Information
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8.
Repeatability: |
Not Repeatable
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9a.
Grading Option: |
Standard Grade
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9b.
Catalog Description: |
Development and use of
trigonometric functions and logarithms with
particular attention paid to analytical
trigonometry. Trigonometry is prerequisite to
many subjects in science, engineering, and
higher mathematics.#RETRecommended that students
completing this course take Math 29 before
enrolling in Math 30. (CAN MATH
8)
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Course
Outline Information |
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10.
Student Performance Outcomes:
(Outcomes for all credit courses must
indicate that students will learn critical
thinking and will be able to apply concepts at
college level. Outcomes must be
related to items listed in Section 11.)
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1. analyze and solve
problems involving relationships between
the angles and sides of triangles; 2.
demonstrate the validity of trigonometric
identities; 3. apply the principles of
graphing in analyzing
trigonometric functions.
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11.
Course Content Outline:
(Provides a comprehensive, sequential outline of
the course content, including all major subject
matter and the specific body of knowledge
covered.) |
I. Brief Review of Plane
Geometry II. Vectors, Real Number Line,
Properties of Number Lines, Properties of
Number Systems, Inequalities, &
Polar Coordinators III. Complex
Numbers A. Basic arithemetic operations &
powers & roots using rectangular
coordinates, the rectangular form a+bi B.
Algebraic laws and properties IV. Definitions
of Trigonometric Ratios A. Fundamental
identities formulas and applications V.
Radian Measure A. Properties and graphs of
inverse, expoential, logarithmic &
trigonometric functions, equations
& identities B. Composite functions
and approximations VI. Use of Tables,
Components and Resultants of Vectors, Laws
of Sines, Cosines and Tangents and Misc. Area
of Triangle Formulas
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12.
Typical Assignments:
(List types of assignments, including library
assignments.) |
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a.
Reading Assignments:
(Submit at least 2 examples)
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b.
Writing, Problem Solving or
Performance:
(Submit at least 2 examples)
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c.
Other
(Terms projects, research papers, portfolios,
etc.) |
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Program title - TOPS Code: |
ZZ No Longer
Available {see 1701.00}- 170110
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SECTION
D |
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General
Education Information: |
1. College
Associate Degree GE
Applicability: |
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Math
Competency
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2. CSU
GE Applicability (Recommended-requires CSU
approval): |
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3. IGETC
Applicability (Recommended-requires CSU/UC
approval): |
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4.
CAN: |
MATH
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SECTION
E |
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Articulation
Information: (Required
for Transferable courses only)
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1. |
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CSU
Transferable. |
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UC
Transferable. |
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CSU/UC
major requirement. |
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If
CSU/UC major requirement, list campus and major.
(Note: Must be lower division) |
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2.
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List
at least one community college and its
comparable course. If requesting CSU
and/or UC transferability also list a CSU/UC
campus and comparable lower division
course. |
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SECTION
F |
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Resources: |
Please
consider the identified concerns below:
1.
Library: Please
identify the implications to the
library
2.
Computer Support Services: Please
identify the implications to Computer Support
Services:
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SECTION
G |
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1. Maximum
Class Size (recommended):
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2. If
recommended class size is not standard, then
provide rationale: |
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