Courses

This course shows you how math is applied in the workplace and daily life, covering problems related to earning money, paying taxes, and making purchases. You'll apply simple and compound interest calculations for saving, investing, and borrowing, and determine transportation and travel costs.

This course broadens your understanding of math as a real-world problem-solving tool, extending your knowledge of quadratic relations and investigating exponential growth, compound interest, and vehicle ownership costs. You'll also develop reasoning skills through data analysis, connect probability and statistics, and solve geometry and trigonometry problems.

This course introduces the basic features of functions, building on your experience with quadratic relations and focusing on how quadratic, trigonometric, and exponential functions model real-world situations. You'll represent functions numerically, graphically, and algebraically, simplify expressions, solve equations, and apply these concepts to problems.

This course introduces the mathematical concept of a function by extending your experience with linear and quadratic relations, investigating various types like trigonometric and exponential functions. You'll represent functions numerically, algebraically, and graphically, solve real-world problems, and enhance your algebraic expression skills.

Prerequisite: MEL3E

This course broadens your understanding of math as applied in the workplace and daily life, covering questions involving statistics, probability, accommodation costs, household budgets, and tax returns. You'll also use proportional reasoning, estimate, measure, and apply geometric concepts to create designs.

Prerequisite: MBF3C

This course broadens your understanding of real-world math applications, teaching you to analyze data statistically and solve problems using geometry, trigonometry, and financial concepts like annuities, budgets, and housing. You'll also simplify expressions and solve equations, preparing you for college programs in areas like business, health sciences, human services, and skilled trades.

Prerequisite: MCF3M or MCR3U

This course broadens your understanding of math as it relates to managing data, applying methods for organizing and analyzing information, and solving problems involving probability and statistics. You'll complete a culminating investigation integrating statistical concepts, making it particularly useful for university programs in business, social sciences, and humanities.

NOTE: This course is only offered though e-learning.

Prerequisite: MCR3U

This course extends your experience with functions, investigating polynomial, rational, logarithmic, and trigonometric functions while developing techniques for combining them and understanding rates of change. It's ideal for students pursuing university programs that require Calculus and Vectors or who want to consolidate their math understanding.

Prerequisite: MHF4U

This course builds on your understanding of functions and rates of change, covering geometric and algebraic representations of vectors, and lines and planes in 3D space. You'll broaden your understanding of derivatives for various functions and apply these concepts to model real-world relationships, preparing you for careers in science, engineering, economics, or business.