Introductory Math
Introductory Math is where you’ll learn about algebra, linear equations, 2D and 3D geometry, and the beginnings of statistics. It’s important that you master the Math concepts taught in Introductory Math - they are core concepts that form the basis of many of the advanced Math you’ll study later.
Middle School Math
Middle School is where you’ll learn about algebraic modeling, connections between 2D and 3D shapes, and probability. The Math concepts taught in Middle School build on the foundation laid in Introductory Math - they enable you to explore applications from engineering to art.
High School Math
High School is where you’ll learn about linear equations, geometric proofs, and the deep connections between algebra and geometry. The Math concepts taught in High School integrate all that came before and will launch you into your later career.
1. Variables
Variables keep track of quantities that change such as position, size, and color.
2. Functions
Functions make it easy to bundle related instructions together and to map inputs to outputs.
3. Logic
Boolean algebra is the logical foundation for computers, and we use it to make decisions using conditional statements.
4. Loops
Loops make it easy to repeat instructions according to set conditions.
5. Objects
Many applied Math problems involve bundling data together and presenting it to users, often through text.
6. Lists
Lists enable us to keep related items in order, from high scores in a game to scientific observations.
7. Classes
Classes are the blueprints for objects that bundle data together with the functions that operate on that data.