Mathematics at Work 12
First Semester and Second Semester
The Mathematics at Work pathway is designed to provide students with the mathematical understandings and critical thinking skills identified for direct entry into the work force or for entry into programs of study that do not require academic mathematics. Students will study the following topics: measurement and probability; measures of central tendency; scatterplots; linear relationships; owning and operating a vehicle; properties of polygons; transformations; and trigonometry.
Course Additional Information
Course Materials
Textbook: Math at Work12
NSSBB#2001664 (provided electronically within the course)
Technology
Laptop or desktop device with Windows, Mac, or Chrome OS. Webcam and headset with microphone. Access to Google Workspace for Education (GNSPES/SEPNE) or other productivity software.
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