This course is broken down into 2 basic components:

• 5 Units of Study (70% of Final Grade)

• Final Exam (30% of Final Grade)

Let’s look in more detail at the 2 basic components of Grade 12 Math Online: Advanced Functions (MHF4U).

a) 5 Units of Study

The following is a list of the 5 units of study and the essential questions that WISS has created to help students begin thinking about each unit of study. For more detailed information about the units, please click here.

• UNIT ONE - Polynomials: How can characteristics of polynomials be used to make connections between functions and their graphical representations?

• UNIT TWO - Rational Functions: What patterns exist in rational functions and how can they be used to make predictions about their graphs?

• UNIT THREE - Trigonometry: How can the properties of trigonometric functions be used to make predictions about real-world scenarios?

• UNIT FOUR - Exponential and Logarithmic Functions: How can the relationship between exponential and logarithmic functions be used to solve real-world problems?

• UNIT FIVE - Combining Functions and Rates of Change: How can rates of change be used to make sense of motion in the world?

Throughout these units, students will develop their understanding of functions and learn to apply the concepts taught in real-world situations.

b) Final Exam

The final exam is the student’s final evaluation. It is a proctored exam that takes about 2 hours to complete and is worth 30% of the final grade. Students are expected to complete and submit all coursework before writing their final exam and will need to make advanced arrangements to write their exam.

As with other courses at WISS, Grade 12 Math Online: Advanced Functions (MHF4U) is a well-organized class that is taught by knowledgeable and caring teachers. WISS boasts small class sizes, flexible schedules, and frequent student support to encourage student success.