Course Narrative Course Title – Advanced Functions and Modeling Course Description Advance Functions and Modeling is a continued study of the properties and relationships in algebra and trigonometry. This course covers linear, rational, radical, quadratic, and trigonometric functions. Students will analyze graphs using a transformational approach. They will also explore the relationship among the numerical, graphical, and algebraic representations of functions. Learning Expectations The student will: identify, graph, and write linear, rational, radical, and quadratic functions and apply the concepts of these functions to real world models. find domain, range, and inverse of functions calculate each of the six trigonometric functions using the unit circle or given the value of one trigonometric function in radians or degrees identify the domain and range, graph, and relate the parent trigonometric function in order to transform each function. Grading Summative 80% (including, but not limited to…) o Tests o Quizzes o Problem Sets/Graded Worksheets o Group Work o Projects Formative 20% (including, but not limited to…) o Skills Quizzes o Test corrections (where assigned)