Algebra 2 Precalculus and Trigonometry (LEVEL: 11 or 12 gd)

What you’ll learn
If under 18 the parent or guardian must open the account. The math is at the 11th / 12th junior/senior High School level.
The student will get a course that concludes what they have learned through elementary, middle, and high school levels.
The student will learn the material to be prepared for calculus.
If under 18 the parent or guardian must open the account. The course will help prepare the student for college.
The student will learn about different types of functions.
The student will learn tools for studying different types of functions.
The student will become better at math.
The student will improve at problem solving.

Requirements
If under 18 the parent or guardian must open the account. The learner should have taken mathematics through Algebra 1/Geometry.
The learner should have completed math at the 10th grade, sophomore level. If under 18 the parent or guardian must open the account.
It may be possible to successfully do the course with just a good Algebra 1 class in the learners background.

Description
If under 18 the parent or guardian must open the account. Depending on the length, this course will be either a whole or half course. The course will cover Algebra 2, Trigonometry, and Precalculus. The textbook can be viewed for free on openstax and is called Precalculus 2e. I plan to cover roughly 7 pages per day/unit. For each day/unit I plan to assign and go over about 10 problems. I may decide to split the course up into two parts. We will start with functions. After exploring the function concept we will look at one of the most basic: linear functions. Linear functions are among the simplest of the polynomial functions. After linear and polynomial functions we will then move to quotients, called rational functions. Then we will look at exponential and logarithmic functions. If we are able we will then move to trigonometry. We will look at trigonometeric functions as periodic functions. Then we will look at the various relations or identities between trigonometric functions. After looking at some related topics we will then go to systems of equations and inequalities. Then we go into analytic geometry to include conic section. Finally we will do sequences, series, and topics in calculus. This is enough material for two courses so we might split this into 2 classes.

Who this course is for
If under 18 the parent or guardian must open the account. This course is at the 11th / 12th grade math level.
This course should work well as a math supplement for homeschoolers. If under 18 the parent or guardian must open the account.
This course should complete a Pre-algebra, Algebra 1, Geometry sequence. If under 18 the parent or guardian must open the account.
This course should prepare the learner for Calculus.