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1. Algebra Essentials (25.00%) 1.1 I can apply the point-slope, slope-intercept, and general equations of lines to graph and write equations for linear functions. 4 Pro cient I can apply the point-slope, slope-intercept, and general equations of lines to graph and write equations for linear functions. 3 Developing I can write the equation of a line in slope-intercept, point-slope and general form. 2 Basic I can write the equation of a line in slope-intercept and point-slope form. 1 Minimal I can write the equation of a line in slope-intercept form. 1.2 I can apply the de nition of even or odd functions to analyze a function and its inverse. 4 Pro cient I can apply the de nition of even or odd functions to analyze a function and its inverse. 3 Developing I can relate positive x and y values of a function based on it being de ned as odd or even. 2 Basic I can recognize a function as odd or even based on a table of values or equation. 1 Minimal I can identify a function as odd or even based on its graph. 1.3 I can apply the exponent rules to graph, write equations for, and solve exponential equations. 4 Pro cient I can apply the exponent rules to graph, write equations for, and solve exponential equations. 3 Developing I can produce and solve an exponential equation using a formula. 2 Basic I can solve and expential equation by creating like bases and by using logarithms. 1 Minimal I can use the exponent rules and sketch an exponential graph. 1.4 I can nd the inverse of a function, determine whether it is one-to-one and apply inverse properties and logarithms to solve equations.

4 Pro cient I can nd the inverse of a function, determine whether it is one-to-one and apply inverse properties and logarithms to solve equations. 3 Developing I can utilize logarithmic properties to rewrite or simplity logaritmic expressions. 2 Basic I can write the inverse of an exponential function as a logarithmic expression. 1 Minimal I can nd and sketch the inverse of a function or relation. 1.5 I can predict graphs of trigonometric functions,correctly state the values of the six trigonometric functions and solve trigonometric equations. 4 Pro cient I can predict graphs of trigonometric functions,correctly state the values of the six trigonometric functions and solve trigonometric equations. 3 Developing I can graph a sine, cosine or tangent graph with a phase shift, vertical shift and change of period 2 Basic I can state the values of the six trigonometric functions for all common angles on a unit circle. 1 Minimal I can state the value of the six trigonometric functions for multiples of pi/2 on the unit circle. 2. Average vs. Instantaneous Rate of Change and Limits (25.00%) 2.1 I can compare the average rate of change of a function over an interval to the instantaneous rate of change of the function at any point and sketch each. 4 Pro cient I can compare the average rate of change of a function over an interval to the instantaneous rate of change of the function at any point and sketch each. 3 Developing I can calculate the average rate of change of a function in a given interval. 2 Basic I can calculate the instantaneous rate of change of a function at a point. 1 Minimal I can nd the average rate of change of a function in an interval using a table. 2.2 I can nd limits (general, left-hand, and right-hand) graphically, algebraically, and by substitution at speci c values and as functions approach in nity.

4 Pro cient I can nd limits (general, left-hand, and right-hand) graphically, algebraically, and by substitution at speci c values and as functions approach in nity. 3 Developing I can analyze the limit of a function as it approaches in nity. 2 Basic I can analyze the limit of a function at a point by algebraically reducing the function to its most basic form. 1 Minimal I can nd the limits (general, left-hand, and right-hand) of a function at a point by looking a a graph or by substitution. 2.3 I can locate horizontal and vertical asymptotes of functions by applying the zero product property and utilize limits to predict end behavior models. 4 Pro cient I can locate horizontal and vertical asymptotes of functions by applying the zero product property and utilize limits to predict end behavior models. 3 Developing I can utilize the three "degree ratios" of a fraction to locate horizontal asmptotes. 2 Basic I can factor a function to locate vertical asymptotes. 1 Minimal I can state the x-value of a vertical asmyptote given a function in factored form. 2.4 I can classify functions as continuous, as having removable discontinuities, or non-removable discontinuities. 4 Pro cient I can classify functions as continuous, as having removable discontinuities, or non-removable discontinuities. 3 Developing I can analyze a piece-wise function at a point for continuity. 2 Basic I can analyze and equation to determine its continuity. 1 Minimal I can examine the graph of a function and describe it as continuous or discontinuous at a point. 2.5 I can use the four-step process to nd the slope of a tangent line through a particular point on a curve, then using the point-slope formula, write the equation of the line tangent or normal to the curve at that point and nd where a

4 Pro cient I can use the four-step process to nd the slope of a tangent line through a particular point on a curve, then using the point-slope formula, write the equation of the line tangent or normal to the curve at that point and nd where a 3 Developing I can use the four-step process to write the equation of a tangent line at any point on a curve. 2 Basic I can use the four-step process on a third degree or higher polynomial to nd the slope of the curve at point. 1 Minimal I can use the four-step process on a second degree polynomial to nd the slope of a curve at a point. 3. Derivatives and Velocity (25.00%) 3.1 I can apply the de nition of derivative to nd the derivative of a function, use the correct notation to write the derivative, and relate the graphs of derivatives and functions. 4 Pro cient I can apply the de nition of derivative to nd the derivative of a function, use the correct notation to write the derivative, and relate the graphs of derivatives and functions. 3 Developing I can sketch a graph of the derivative of a function and locate any zero's of it. 2 Basic I can utilize correct notation for derivative and write the value of the derivative at a point using correct notation. 1 Minimal I can use the de nition of derivative to nd the derivative of a function at a point. 3.2 I can compute numerical derivatives on a calculator, recognize when a derivative will fail to exist, and apply the intermediate value theorem. 4 Pro cient I can compute numerical derivatives on a calculator, recognize when a derivative will fail to exist, and apply the intermediate value theorem. 3 Developing I can analyze an equation to determine where a derivative will fail to exist. 2 Basic I can locate points on a graph where a derivative will fail to exist. 1 Minimal I can calculate a numerical derivative on a calculator.

3.3 I can nd derivatives by applying the various rules for derivatives. (constant, power, constant multiple, sum and difference, product and quotient), and nd higher order derivatives. 4 Pro cient I can nd derivatives by applying the various rules for derivatives. (constant, power, constant multiple, sum and difference, product and quotient), and nd higher order derivatives. 3 Developing I can use the quotient rule and simplify the answer. 2 Basic I can use the product rule. 1 Minimal I can use the simple power rule, constant multiple rule, and sum and difference rule to nd a derivative. 3.4 I can correlate the average and instantaneous rates of change to velocity, correlate that velocity to the speed of an object, use derivatives and graphs to calculate acceleration and velocity, and explain why an 4 Pro cient I can correlate the average and instantaneous rates of change to velocity, correlate that velocity to the speed of an object, use derivatives and graphs to calculate acceleration and velocity, and explain why an 3 Developing I can nd where an object changes direction using derivatives, its acceleration, and whether it is speeding up or slowing down using equations or graphs. 2 Basic I can nd the speed and average velocity of an object given its position equation or graph. 1 Minimal I can nd the instantaneous velocity of an object given the equation of its position or graph. 4. Complex Derivatives (25.00%) 4.1 I can analyze various trigonometric functions to nd the equation of tangent lines at various points both analytically and numerically and nd where the slope of the tangent line is equal to a value. 4 Pro cient I can analyze various trigonometric functions to nd the equation of tangent lines at various points both analytically and numerically and nd where the slope of the tangent line is equal to a value. 3 Developing I can write the equation of the line tangent to a trigonometric graph at any point on the graph. 2 Basic I can use a derivative to analyze the slope of the tangent line to a trigonometric function analytically. 1 Minimal I can nd the slope of the tangent line of a trigonometric function at a point numerically.

4.2 I can recognize when to use the chain rule and apply it to nd the derivative of complex algebraic and trigonometric functions. 4 Pro cient I can recognize when to use the chain rule and apply it to nd the derivative of complex algebraic and trigonometric functions. 3 Developing I can nd the derivative of a trigonometric function to a power. example: (sin 2x)^2 2 Basic I can nd the derivative of a trigonometric function with more than an "x" after the trig function. example: sin(2x) 1 Minimal I can use the general power rule to nd the derivative of a parenthesis function raised to a power. 4.3 I can classify functions as explicit or implicit and apply implicit differentiation to functions as necessary, then write the equation of the tangent line to the function at a point. 4 Pro cient I can classify functions as explicit or implicit and apply implicit differentiation to functions as necessary, then write the equation of the tangent line to the function at a point. 3 Developing I can implicitly differentiate a function with an implicit chain rule as needed. 2 Basic I can implicitly differentiate a function that has "xy products or quotients. 1 Minimal I can nd the derivative of an implicit function that does not have any products or quotients in it. 4.4 I can calculate the derivative of any exponential or logarithmic function both analytically and numerically. 4 Pro cient I can calculate the derivative of any exponential or logarithmic function both analytically and numerically. 3 Developing I can calculate the derivative of a log of any base or an any base exponential function analytically. 2 Basic I can calculate the derivative or a natural log or e^x function analytically. 1 Minimal I can calculate the derivative of any exponential or logarithmic function numerically. Submitted on 7/31/2018 by Bill Munch