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WTCS Repository 10-804-118 Interm Algebra w Apps Course Outcome Summary Course Information Description Total Credits 4.00 This course offers algebra content with applications. Topics include properties of real numbers, order of operations, algebraic solution for linear equations and inequalities, operations with polynomial and rational expressions, operations with rational exponents and radicals, algebra of inverse, logarithmic and exponential functions. Pre/Corequisites Prerequisite Each Wisconsin Technical College determines the General Education course prerequisites used by their academic institution. If prerequisites for a course are determined to be appropriate, the final Course Outcome Summary must identify the prerequisites approved for use by the individual Technical College. Course Competencies 1. Apply properties of real number systems 1.1. by completing assignments, quizzes, lab work, and tests with a satisfactory score as detailed in the 1.2. by active participation in class discussion and activities 1.1. you identify the different sets of real numbers 1.2. you use set notations 1.3. you find intersections and unions of sets 1.4. you graph real numbers on the number line 1.5. you compare real numbers 2. Evaluate expressions 2.1. by completing assignments, quizzes, lab work, and tests with a satisfactory score as detailed in the 2.2. by active participation in class discussion and activities 2.1. you identify additive inverse, absolute values, and reciprocals 2.2. you add, subtract, multiply, and divide real numbers 2.3. you substitute values for variables Course Outcome Summary - Page 1 of 6

2.4. you find powers and roots of real numbers 2.5. you apply the order of operation 2.6. you evaluate absolute value expressions 3. Solve linear equations 3.1. by completing assignments, quizzes, lab work, and tests with a satisfactory score as detailed in the 3.2. by active participation in class discussion and activities 3.1. you evaluate formulas 3.2. you find equations and formulas for a specific variable 3.3. you write and solve equations from given information 3.4. you solve application problems using formulas and linear equations 4. Solve linear inequalities 4.1. by completing assignments, quizzes, lab work, and tests with a satisfactory score as detailed in the 4.2. by active participation in class discussion and activities 4.1. you solve simple and compound linear and compound linear inequalities 4.2. you solve absolute value equations and inequalities 4.3. you solve word problems involving equations, absolute value, and inequalities 4.4. you use internal notation and set builder notations 4.5. you graph inequalities 5. Use the Cartesian coordinate system 5.1. by completing assignments, quizzes, lab work, and tests with a satisfactory score as detailed in the 5.2. by active participation in class discussion and activities 5.1. you find the distance between two points 5.2. you find the midpoint of two points 5.3. you find the slope given two points or the equation of the line 6. Demonstrate graphing skills on the Cartesian coordinate plane 6.1. by completing assignments, quizzes, lab work, and tests with a satisfactory score as detailed in the 6.2. by active participation in class discussion and activities 6.1. you plot ordered pairs, read coordinates, and identify x- and y- intercepts 6.2. you graph a line, given its slope and point on the line 6.3. you graph linear function 6.4. you graph linear equations Course Outcome Summary - Page 2 of 6

7. Analyze linear equations 7.1. by completing assignments, quizzes, lab work, and tests with a satisfactory score as detailed in the 7.2. by active participation in class discussion and activities 7.1. you use slope to determine if two lines are parallel, perpendicular, or neither 7.2. you find the equation of a line, given two points of the line 7.3. you write the equation of a line in standard, slope-intercept, or pint-slope form 8. Apply properties of functions and relations 8.1. by completing assignments, quizzes, lab work, and tests with a satisfactory score as detailed in the 8.2. by active participation in class discussion and activities 8.1. you distinguish the differences between relations and functions 8.2. you find the domain and range of a relation or function 8.3. you use function notation 8.4. you solve applications involving functions 9. Solve systems of equations and inequalities 9.1. by completing assignments, quizzes, lab work, and tests with a satisfactory score as detailed in the 9.2. by active participation in class discussion and activities 9.1. you solve systems of two linear equation by graphing, elimination, and substitution methods 9.2. you solve systems of three linear equations using elimination and /or substitution methods 9.3. you classify systems as consistent/inconsistent or dependent/ independent 9.4. you graph absolute value inequalities 9.5. you solve application problems involving systems or equations 9.6. you solve applications of systems of equations 10. Apply properties of exponents 10.1. by completing assignments, quizzes, lab work, and tests with a satisfactory score as detailed in the 10.2. by active participation in class discussion and activities 10.1. you apply product, quotient, negative, and zero exponent rules 10.2. you apply the power rule for exponents 10.3. you change numbers to scientific notation and vice versa 10.4. you use scientific notation in calculations 11. Perform basic operations with polynomials 11.1. by completing assignments, quizzes, lab work, and tests with a satisfactory score as detailed in the 11.2. by active participation in class discussion and activities Course Outcome Summary - Page 3 of 6

11.1. you identify the degree of a polynomial 11.2. you add, subtract, multiply, and divide polynomials 11.3. you solve application problems involving polynomials 12. Graph functions and relations 12.1. by completing assignments, quizzes, lab work, and tests with a satisfactory score as detailed in the 12.2. by active participation in class discussion and activities 12.1. you graph quadratic, radical, absolute value, and cubic functions 12.2. you interpret rigid transformations of functions 12.3. you recognize equations of circle in standard form 12.4. you recognize circles in non-standard form 12.5. you graph circles 13. Factor polynomials 13.1. by completing assignments, quizzes, lab work, and tests with a satisfactory score as detailed in the 13.2. by active participation in class discussion and activities 13.1. you calculate the greatest common factors 13.2. you factor trinomials 13.3. you factor by grouping and by substitution 13.4. you factor the difference of two squares, two cubes, and the sum of two cubes 14. Solve equations using factoring 14.1. by completing assignments, quizzes, lab work, and tests with a satisfactory score as detailed in the 14.2. by active participation in class discussion and activities 14.1. you use the zero factor property 14.2. you solve quadratic and cubic equations using factoring 15. Evaluate rational expressions 15.1. by completing assignments, quizzes, lab work, and tests with a satisfactory score as detailed in the 15.2. by active participation in class discussion and activities 15.1. you identify and simplify rational expressions 15.2. you find domain of rational expressions 15.3. you add, subtract, multiply, and divide rational expressions 15.4. you simplify complex fractions Course Outcome Summary - Page 4 of 6

16. Solve equations involving rational expressions 16.1. by completing assignments, quizzes, lab work, and tests with a satisfactory score as detailed in the 16.2. by active participation in class discussion and activities 16.1. you solve application equations using proportions 16.2. you solve application equations by clearing the equation of factors 16.3. you check solution for extraneous roots 17. Evaluate radical expressions 17.1. by completing assignments, quizzes, lab work, and tests with a satisfactory score as detailed in the 17.2. by active participation in class discussion and activities 17.1. you convert radical notations to exponential expressions and vice-versa 17.2. you simplify radicals 17.3. you apply rules of exponents with positive and negative rational exponents 17.4. you add, subtract, multiply, and divide radicals 18. Solve radical equations 18.1. by completing assignments, quizzes, lab work, and tests with a satisfactory score as detailed in the 18.2. by active participation in class discussion and activities 18.1. you simplify radicals with numerical values 18.2. you simplify radical with algebraic terms 18.3. you interpret a graph of a radical equation 19. Operate within the complex number system 19.1. by completing assignments, quizzes, lab work, and tests with a satisfactory score as detailed in the 19.2. by active participation in class discussion and activities 19.1. you identify complex numbers 19.2. you simplify radicals that include complex numbers 19.3. you add, subtract, multiply, and divide complex numbers 20. Solve quadratic equations 20.1. by completing assignments, quizzes, lab work, and tests with a satisfactory score as detailed in the 20.2. by active participation in class discussion and activities Course Outcome Summary - Page 5 of 6

20.1. you use square root principle and quadratic formula 20.2. you use the Pythagorean Theorem to solve problems involving right triangles 20.3. you solve application problems involving quadratic equations 21. Use Algebra functions 21.1. by completing assignments, quizzes, lab work, and tests with a satisfactory score as detailed in the 21.2. by active participation in class discussion and activities 21.1. you add, subtract, multiply, and divide functions 21.2. you find composites of functions 21.3. you identify one-to-one functions 21.4. you find and graph inverse functions 22. Apply properties of exponential and logarithmic functions 22.1. by completing assignments, quizzes, lab work, and tests with a satisfactory score as detailed in the 22.2. by active participation in class discussion and activities 22.1. you identify, graph and evaluate exponential functions. 22.2. you rewrite exponential equations as logarithmic and vice-versa 22.3. you use properties of logarithmic equations 22.4. you solve exponential and logarithmic equations 22.5. you solve applied problems involving exponential and logarithmic equations Course Outcome Summary - Page 6 of 6