UAS SAT Prep (Mathematics) Schedule
For 23rd Jan 2016 Exam
Starting from 9th Dec 2015.
Every Wednesday – 3.30 -5.30 pm & Saturday - 1.00 – 3.00 pm.
9th Dec 2015
Wednesday
12th Dec 2015
Saturday
16th Dec 2015
Wednesday
19th Dec 2015
Saturday
6th Jan 2016
Wednesday
9th Jan 2016
Saturday
13th Jan 2016
Wednesday
16th Jan 2016
Saturday
Total – 16 hours
Diagnostic Tests and Results
Math Fundamentals : The Basics
Number and operations
Algebra and functions
Math Fundamentals : The Basics
Number and operations
Algebra and functions
Math Fundamentals : The Basics
Geometry and Measurement
Data analysis, statistics and probability
Math Fundamentals : The Basics
Geometry and Measurement
Data analysis, statistics and probability
Practice exam with scoring
Practice exam review
Summative exam
Summative exam review
Summative exam
Summative exam review
Exam tips
500 AED
The Mathematics Section:
The mathematics section of SAT consists of two types of questions:
 Standard Multiple choice questions (44 questions)
 Student produced response questions that provide no answers choices (10 question)
Approaches to the Mathematics section:
 Commonly used formulas are provided in the test booklet at the beginning of each
mathematics section.
 With some problems, it may be useful to draw a sketch or diagram of the given
information. Test booklet can be used for sketch diagram
 Calculators are permitted. (calculator tips will be discussed in class)
Mathematics Review:
Number and operations (20-25%)
 Arithmetic word problems ( including percent, ratio and proportion)
 Property of integers (even, odd, prime numbers, divisibility etc.)
 Rational numbers, Sets ( union, intersection, elements)
 Counting techniques, Sequences and series (including exponential growth)
 Elementary number theory
Algebra and function (35-40%)
 Substitution and simplifying algebraic expressions
 Properties of exponents, Algebraic word problems
 Solution of linear equations and inequalities
 System of equations and inequalities
 Quadratic equations, Equation of line, Absolute value
 Direct and inverse variation
 Concepts of algebraic functions
Geometry and measurements (25-30%)
 Area and perimeter of polygon, Area and circumference of circle.
 Volume of box, cube and cylinder
 Pythagorean theorem and properties of isosceles , equilateral and right angled triangles
 Properties of parallel and perpendicular lines, Coordinate geometry
 Geometric visualization, slope, similarity and transformation
Data analysis, Statistics and Probability (10-15%)
 Data interpretation ( tables and graphs)
 Descriptive statistics ( mean, median, mode and range), Probability