IB Math: Applications & Interpretation (Part 1) emphasizes the meaning of mathematics in context. This two-year course is for students who are interested in developing their mathematics for describing our world and solving practical problems. Students study and investigate the following mathematical topics: number theory and algebra, geometry and trigonometry, statistics and probability, functions, and introductory differential calculus. Topics are connected using key concepts. Students must complete IB Mathematics: Applications & Interpretation Part I with a C or better to be eligible for part II. As required by IB, each student will complete an internal assessment consisting of an individual exploration.
Prerequisites
Prerequisites: Algebra II, teacher recommendation, and a grade point average of B or better in previous math courses.
This course will prepare the student for the required Standard Level IB examination in Applications & Interpretations. Students not completing the Internal Assessment and/or taking the exam will not earn the additional quality point. This IB course is weighted by applying a 1.0 quality value assigned to the final grade upon completion of the course.