Mathematics
Math 10C (Combined)
Math 10C serves as the foundational starting point for both the -1 (Pre-Calculus) and -2 (Foundations) course sequences. Through interactive classroom activities and hands-on problem-solving, students build mathematical understanding from simple to complex concepts, exploring measurement, trigonometry, polynomial factoring, linear relations, and systems of equations. A graphing calculator is recommended.
This course is also offered at the International Baccalaureate (IB) level for enriched academic study.
Math 20-1/30-1 (Pre-Calculus)
Math 20-1 and 30-1 provide a rigorous, theoretical study of mathematics designed for post-secondary programs that require calculus. Through interactive classroom activities and advanced problem-solving, students investigate quadratic functions, radical and rational expressions, trigonometry, transformations, exponential and logarithmic functions, and permutations and combinations. A graphing calculator is required.
Both courses are also offered at the International Baccalaureate (IB) level for enriched academic study.
Career Connections
Students in this pathway are likely to pursue careers in:
- Engineering
- Medicine
- Business
- Agriculture
- Physical sciences
- Computer science
- Actuarial science
Math 20-2/30-2 (Foundations)
Math 20-2 and 30-2 emphasize logical reasoning, data analysis, and mathematical modeling designed for post-secondary programs that do not require calculus. Through interactive classroom activities and hands-on problem-solving, students explore spatial geometry, trigonometry, inductive and deductive reasoning, statistics, probability, and functional relations. A graphing calculator is required.
Career Connections
Students in this pathway are likely to pursue careers in:
- Nursing
- Commerce
- Law
- Education
- Fine arts
- Psychology
- Social sciences
Math 10-3/20-3/30-3 (Workplace & Apprenticeship)
Math 10-3, 20-3, and 30-3 focus on practical, real-world applications of mathematics designed for students entering a trade or directly transitioning into the workforce. Through interactive classroom activities and hands-on problem-solving, students build essential numeracy for everyday life and skilled occupations. A scientific calculator is required.
Career Connections
Students in this pathway are likely to pursue careers in:
- Skilled trades
- Mechanics
- Culinary arts
- Hospitality management
- Construction
- Technical services
Math 31
Math 31 is an advanced course introducing calculus concepts required for university engineering, physical sciences, and math-intensive technical programs. Through interactive classroom activities and complex problem-solving, students explore limits, derivatives, rates of change, integrals, and practical applications of calculus to physics and geometry.
This course is also offered at the International Baccalaureate (IB) level for enriched academic study.
Career Connections
Students in this pathway are likely to pursue careers in:
- Engineering
- Physics
- Mathematics
- Computer science
- Architecture
- Data science
- Quantitative finance