Course Overview

Integrated Math 3 B is the second course in the Integrated Math 3 sequence, providing students with a deeper exploration of advanced algebra, geometry, and statistics. Building on the foundation established in Integrated Math 3 A, this course emphasizes the study of functions and their graphs, geometric reasoning, and advanced data analysis. Students will continue to strengthen their problem-solving abilities while applying mathematical concepts to authentic, real-world contexts.

Key Learning Focus

Students will:

• Extend their understanding of functions and explore their graphical behavior.
• Construct and interpret geometric models to investigate mathematical relationships.
• Apply statistical data analysis to make informed decisions and conclusions.
• Solve complex equations and connect mathematical concepts across domains.

Instructional Approach

The course emphasizes active, project-based learning, with opportunities to:

• Solve challenging problems that require deep reasoning and multiple approaches.
• Conduct data-driven investigations and statistical analyses.
• Engage in collaborative projects that model real-world applications of mathematics.

This approach equips students with critical thinking, communication, and analytical skills that extend beyond the classroom into future academic and professional pursuits.

Academic Alignment

Integrated Math 3 B is a semester-long course within the 9–12 Mathematics Program, aligned with state and national standards. It completes the Integrated Math 3 sequence and provides preparation for college-level mathematics and advanced courses, including Advanced Placement (AP) options.

Outcome

By the conclusion of Integrated Math 3 B, students will have a strong command of algebraic reasoning, geometric modeling, and statistical analysis. They will be fully prepared for college-level mathematics and a wide range of STEM opportunities, including careers in engineering, economics, computer science, and data analysis. Integrated Math 3 B serves as both a capstone to the Integrated Math sequence and a bridge to future academic and career success.