College Prep. Pre- Calculus (Part 4)
In part 4 of this 8-week online class students will continue learn the essential topics covered in a typical Pre-Calculus college level class.
Fernando Millan, Certified Educator. B.S.E.E.
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What's included
16 live meetings
13 hrs 20 mins in-class hoursHomework
1-2 hours per week. Homework assigned after each class. Solutions are posted along with the hwk.Class Experience
US Grade 9 - 12
Prerequisite: Ideally students should have completed Algebra 1 and Algebra 2.
NOTE : Students must have a reasonable amount of academic maturity to enroll.
NOTE: If no one shows after 10 minutes, class is canceled, no make ups, no refunds, no exceptions.
The way I teach this skill is very easy to learn and your child will be prepared for success in Pre-Calculus.
I will show students how to do an exercise on the white board. They will learn by actually doing example exercises during class. I will repeat with another exercise and will explain as many times as needed until the students are ready to do the exercises by themselves. Once started, I will check their answers for accuracy and follow up with any necessary explanations. I encourage all participants to try as many exercises as possible. I follow up the class with an upload of homework with the solutions.
The course breakdown is as follows: (NOTE: Instructor reserves the right to change and modify content)
Week 1: Polynomial Division
Class 1: Synthetic Division and Long Division.
Class 2: Zeros of Polynomial Functions.
Week 2: Zeros of Polynomial Functions.
Class 3: The Rational Zero Theorem.
Class 4: Finding the Zeros of a Polynomial Function.
Week 3: Polynomial Equations. ( Higher Degree)
Class 5: The Fundamental Theorem of Algebra.
Class 6: Finding a Polynomial Function with Given Zeros.
Week 4: Polynomial and Rational Inequalities.
Class 7: Solving a Polynomial Inequality . ( 2 types)
Class 8: Solving a Rational Inequality.
Week 5: Review of Logarithms
Class 9: Logarithmic Conversions.
Class 10: Expansion and contraction of Logarithms.
Week 6: Logarithmic Equations
Class 11: Solving Logarithmic Equations.
Class 12: Solving Exponential Equations.
Week 7: Systems of Equations Linear and Non- Linear
Class 13: Review of Linear Systems.
Class 14: Solving Non -Linear Systems.
Week 8: Graphing
Class 15: Graphing Systems of Inequalities.
Class 16. Graphing Linear and Non-Linear Systems.( Points of Intersection)Other Details
Supply List
Student provides a notebook, graph paper and ruler, and a good attitude.
External Resources
Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.
Joined September, 2018
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Teacher expertise and credentials
Bachelor's Degree from University of Houston
Hello everyone! I am Mr. Millan!
A little about me:
I obtained a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from the University of Houston, where I found my passion for the vast field of mathematics. I worked as an engineer for HNU Systems, an environmental company based in Boston, where I not only excelled in my craft, but was asked to train personnel in industrial, academic and corporate settings.
However, something felt missing in my career. I began tutoring mathematics to people from all walks of life and found that I could combine my two passions: mathematics and my newfound love for teaching. As a result, I obtained an Educator Certificate from the Miami Dade County Public School System, and officially began tutoring full-time in 1995.
I realized this profession was my true calling in life when one of my very first clients, a prospective PhD student, told me I was a natural at teaching. This was the first of hundreds more praises of my teaching style and effectiveness.
Many people believe that they cannot learn math. However, I challenge that opinion every day. Everyone can learn the beautiful language that is mathematics. I have cultivated an eclectic but very effective form of teaching that has proven applicable to every one of my clients, from children to college students, and even teachers and professors. My students often tell me that I make math look and feel easy and doable, and they are able to grasp the concepts very quickly.
My 30+ years of teaching experience has been a rewarding experience. I have worked with all kinds of students, even those needing special accommodations. I have had the opportunity to connect with each one of my students and boost their confidence, not only in math, but in all academic endeavors. Mathematics becomes manageable, fun, and accessible to all my students!
With Outschool, I teach all levels of math to all ages within the platform. I teach:
Arithmetic
Pre-Algebra
Algebra I & II
College Algebra
Geometry
Analytic Trigonometry
Pre-Calculus & Trigonometry
Business Calculus
Calculus
High School & College Level Statistics
I cannot wait to kickstart this fun, learning experience with you as we navigate challenging math concepts and learn them with ease!Reviews
Live Group Course
$320
for 16 classes2x per week, 8 weeks
50 min
Completed by 3 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 15-18
2-6 learners per class
