Schedule for Topics #1 & #2 (Algebra and Functions)

IB Mathematics HL Year 1 (Examination 2007)



Topic 1/2 - Algebra integrated Functions and Equations



(A) List of Topics and Content to be Taught



Topic Objective Content Teaching Emphasis
1 1.1 - Sequences and Series 1.1 - Arithmetic Sequences and Series and Sigma Notation concepts, graphs, formulas, applications
1.2 - Geometric Sequences and Series and Sigma Notation concepts, graphs, formulas, applications
1.3 - Applications of Sequences & Series financial applications, population growth


2


1.2 - Exponents
2.1 - Exponent Laws and zero, negative, rational exponents; notations algebra focus, simplifying, numerical evaluations
2.2 - Exponential Eqns algebra and graphing
2.3 - Applications word problems
3 1.2 - Logarithms 3.1 - Introduction to Logarithms Notation, numerical evaluation, conversion (l <=> e)
3.2 - Laws of Logarithms algebra focus, computation
3.3 - Solving Equations algebra, computation, exponential eqns, applications
3.4 - Applications of Logarithms applications, algebraic computations
4 1.2 - Natural Logarithms 4.1 - The number e and its applications and the natural logarithm concept, computation, applications
4.2 - Natural Logarithms, Laws and Equations
4.3 - Applications of Natural Logarithms and e problem solving focus
5 2.1 - Function Concepts 5.1 - Function Concepts
6 2.2 - Graphs of Functions 6.1 - Exponential and Logarithmic Functions (2.7 & 2.8 in Syllabus)
6.2 - Inverse and Composite Functions
6.3 - Reciprocal Functions (2.3 & 2.4 in Syllabus)
6.4 - Inverse functions (2.3 in Syllabus)
6.5 - Absolute Value Functions (2.3 in Syllabus)
7 2.5 - Quadratic Functions 7.1 - Graphs of Quadratic Functions - roots, axis of symmetry, domain, vertex
7.2 - Forms of Quadratic Equations - Factored and Vertex Form
7.3 - Solving Quadratic Equations (2.6 in Syllabus)
7.4 - Discriminants (2.6 in Syllabus)
8 2.6 - Transformations of Functions 8.1 - Stretches, Translations, Reflections
8.2 - Inverses as Reflections
9 2.7 - Complex numbers 9.1 - Introduction to Complex numbers
9.2 - Cartesian Form of Complex Numbers
9.3 - Modulus-Argument form of Complex Numbers
9.4 - Operations with Complex Numbers (+,-,x,/) (1.6 in Syllabus)
9.5 - The Complex Plane
10 1.7 - Complex Numbers 10.1 - De Moivre's theorem
10.2 - Powers and Roots of a Complex Numbers
11 1.8 - Complex Numbers 11.1 - Roots of Polynomial Equations
12 2.10 - Polynomial Functions 12.1 - Polynomial Functions
12.2 - Remainder Theorem and Factor Theorem
13 2.9 - Inequalities 13.1 - Inequalities in one variable






things already done or things need to review:



1.3a Binomial Expansion LATER ON IN THE COURSE

1.3b Counting Principles Already done but needs to be reviewed later on
1.4 Proof by Induction LATER ON IN THE COURSE






timing/Pacing ==> recommend 20+26 hours ==> 46 hours which is 35 80 minute classes



(B) Tentative Schedule for Math Methods, SL, Year 1



Feb 6

L56

1.1 - Arithmetic Sequences and Series and Sigma Notation

Feb 7 Feb 8

L57

1.2 - Geometric Sequences and Series and Sigma Notation

Feb 9 Feb 10

L58

1.3 - Applications of Sequences & Series

Feb 13

L59

2.1 - Exponent Laws and zero, negative, rational exponents; notations

Feb 14 Feb 15

L60

Topic 5 Exam

Feb 16 Feb 17

L61

2.2 - Exponential Eqns

Feb 20

L62

2.3 - Applications of Exponents

Feb 21 Feb 22

L63

3.1 - Introduction to Logarithms

Feb 23 Feb 24

L64

3.2 - Laws of Logarithms

Feb 27

L65

3.3 - Solving Equations

Feb 28 Mar 1

L66

3.4 - Applications of Logarithms

Mar 2 Mar 3

Holiday

Mar 6

Holiday

Mar 7

Mar 8

L67

4.1 - The number e and its applications and the natural logarithm

Mar 9 Mar 10

L68

4.2 - Natural Logarithms, Laws and Equations

4.3 - Applications of Natural Logarithms and e

Mar 13

L69

5.1 - Function Concepts

Mar 14 Mar 15

L70

6.1 - Exponential and Logarithmic Functions (2.7 & 2.8 in Syllabus)

Mar 16 Mar 17

L71

6.2 - Inverse and Composite Functions

Mar 20

L72

6.3 - Reciprocal Functions

Mar 21 Mar 22

L73

6.4 - Inverse functions

Mar 23 Mar 24

L74

6.5 - Absolute Value Functions

Mar 27

L75

7.1 - Graphs of Quadratic Functions - roots, axis of symmetry, domain, vertex

Mar 28 Mar 29

L76

7.2 - Forms of Quadratic Equations - Factored and Vertex Form

Mar 30 Mar 31

L77

7.3 - Solving Quadratic Equations

7.4 - Discriminants

Apr 3

L78

8.1 - Stretches, Translations, Reflections

Apr 4 Apr 5

L79

8.2 - Inverses as Reflections

Apr 6 Apr 7

L80

9.1 - Introduction to Complex numbers

9.2 - Cartesian Form of Complex Numbers

9.5 - The Complex Plane

11.1 - Roots of Polynomial Equations

Apr 10

L81

9.1 - Introduction to Complex numbers

9.2 - Cartesian Form of Complex Numbers

9.5 - The Complex Plane

11.1 - Roots of Polynomial Equations

Apr 11 Apr 12

L82

9.4 - Operations with Complex Numbers (+,-,x,/) (1.6 in Syllabus)

Apr 13

Holiday

Apr 14

Holiday

Apr 17

Holiday

Apr 18

Holiday

Apr 19

Holiday

Apr 20

Holiday

Apr 21

Holiday

Apr 24

L83

9.3 - Modulus-Argument form of Complex Numbers

Apr 25 Apr 26

L84

9.3 - Modulus-Argument form of Complex Numbers

Apr 27 Apr 28

L85

10.1 - De Moivre's theorem

May 1

L86

10.2 - Powers and Roots of a Complex Numbers

May 2 May 3

L87

12.1 - Polynomial Functions

May 4 May 5

L88

12.2 - Remainder Theorem and Factor Theorem

May 8

L89

12.2 - Remainder Theorem and Factor Theorem

May 9 May 10

L90

13.1 - Inequalities in one variable

May 11 May 12



L91