http://education.alberta.ca/teachers/program/math.aspx

http://education.alberta.ca/teachers/program/math.aspx

If you are enrolled in a course and have no idea what the goals of your educational pursuits are, you may find it hard to focus on what is important and to filter through all of the information and ideas that are being presented. All you really want to know is “WHAT DO I NEED TO KNOW AND UNDERSTAND”, and with a typical course length of 13 weeks or nearly 100-hours of instructional time, the focus of the course may become a bit convoluted.

The Alberta Program of Studies (which is a long document) has each of your math courses broken down into a nice neat little package for what you need to know in order to focus your attention and studying. These are the basis, the foundation for each of the math courses that you will see in your high school career:

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Math 10 Curriculum

Sequences and Data Tables

Algebraic Expressions

Line Segments and Graphs

Relations and Functions

Exponents and Radicals

Measurement and Trigonometry

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Math 20 Curriculum

Linear and Nonlinear Systems

Quadratic Functions and Equations

Polynomial and Other Nonlinear Functions

Formal Reasoning

Circles and Coordinate Geometry

Finance

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Math 30 Curriculum

Transformations of Functions

Exponents, Logarithms and Geometric Series

Trigonometry

Conic Sections

Permutations and Combinations

Statistics