AP Mathematics CoursesAP Mathematics Courses

College level courses which follow the College level courses which follow the curriculum and content designed by curriculum and content designed by College Board. College Board.

The content is both rigorous and The content is both rigorous and challenging.challenging.

Require more study time than a typical Require more study time than a typical high school classhigh school class

Minimum 30-60 minutes of daily practice Minimum 30-60 minutes of daily practice per courseper course

Students should possess:Students should possess:

Solid work ethicSolid work ethicSelf-motivationSelf-motivation Independent critical thinking skillsIndependent critical thinking skillsAn interest in detail An interest in detail Ability to express mathematical concepts Ability to express mathematical concepts

in symbolic formin symbolic formWillingness to LearnWillingness to LearnDedication, Desire, and DisciplineDedication, Desire, and Discipline

AP Calculus AB AP Calculus AB/BC

Year long one period course Year long two period course

Equivalent to one semester of college Calculus

Equivalent to two semesters of college Calculus (students are expected to remain in the course the entire year)

A grade of 3 or higher may earn college credit for one semester, depending on the college standards

A grade of 3 or higher may earn college credit for two semesters, depending on the college standards

PREREQUISITESPREREQUISITESAP CALC ABAP CALC ABAccelerated Math III, IB Math Studies or Math IVAccelerated Math III, IB Math Studies or Math IV 550 Math SAT (55 PSAT )550 Math SAT (55 PSAT ) 550 Verbal SAT (55 PSAT)550 Verbal SAT (55 PSAT)

AP CALC AB/BCAP CALC AB/BCAccelerated Math IIIAccelerated Math III 600 Math SAT (60 PSAT)600 Math SAT (60 PSAT) 600 Verbal SAT (60 PSAT)600 Verbal SAT (60 PSAT)

AP StatisticsAP Statistics AP Statistics is a year long one period course. AP Statistics is a year long one period course. AP Statistics is equivalent to the one semester AP Statistics is equivalent to the one semester

Introduction to Statistics course offered at most Introduction to Statistics course offered at most colleges.colleges.

Each student is expected to remain in the class for the Each student is expected to remain in the class for the entire year.entire year.

A grade of 3 or higher may earn college credit, A grade of 3 or higher may earn college credit, depending on the college standards.depending on the college standards.

PREREQUISITESPREREQUISITES Accelerated Math II or Math IIIAccelerated Math II or Math III 550 Verbal SAT (55 PSAT)550 Verbal SAT (55 PSAT) 550 Math SAT (55 PSAT)550 Math SAT (55 PSAT)

Accel Math II

9th 10th 11th 12th

AP Statistics

AP Calc AB/BCAccel Math II Calc 3 & 4 GA Tech at SFHS

IB Math HL

Accel Math III

and/or

Students who entered with credit for Accelerated Math I in 8th grade

AP StatisticsAP Statistics

IB SL

AP Calc AB AP Calc BC (SL)Potentially 2014-2015

AP Calc AB

AP Calc AB (SL)Potentially 2013-2014

Accel Math II

9th 10th 11th 12th

AP Statistics

AP Calc AB/BCAccel Analytic

Geom B/Advanced

Alg

Calc 3 & 4 GA Tech at SFHS

IB Math HL

Accel PreCalculus

and/or

Students who entered with credit for Accelerated Coordinate Algebra/ Analytic Geom A in 8th grade

AP StatisticsAP Statistics

IB SL

AP Calc AB (SL)Potentially 2014-2015

AP Calc AB (SL)Potentially 2013-2014

AP Calc BC (SL)AP Calc ABPotentially 2014-2015

AP Statistics

AP Statistics

AP Calc AB/BC

AP Calc AB

Math I

Accel Math I Accel Math II

Math II

Accel Math III

Math III Math IV

9th 10th 11th 12th

orIB Math Studies

or

AP Statistics

AP Calc AB (SL)Potentially 2014-2015

AP Statistics AP Statistics

AP Calc AB/BC

AP Calc AB

Coord Alg

Accel Coord Alg/Analytic

Geom A

Accel Analytic Geom

B/Advanced Alg

Analytic Geom

Accel PreCalculus

Advanced Algebra

PreCalculus

9th 10th 11th 12th

orIB Math Studies

or

AP Statistics

AP Calc AB (SL)Potentially 2014-2015