Geometry is the best course for students to obtain systematic training on logical thinking in mathematics. Many students do not have a good chance to get proper training in logical reasoning at school. This course will teach students basic elements in Geometry, the properties and relationships among those elements. These elements include lines, triangles, quadrilaterals, polygons, circles and solid shapes. In addition to basic concepts in Geometry, logical reasoning will be emphasized during the progress. The course will also teach students how to prove a Geometric proposition in a formal way with reasons for each step. After this course, students will be well trained and prepared for high level math learning.

Course Plan: This course needs a total of 22 lessons to cover the entire contents, starting from 1/2/2027 until the early June. The student should complete Algebra-1 class (or currently enrolling in). After completing this course, the student can continue to take Algebra-2 class in the following summer/fall session. 

About the instructor: PhD in engineering, working in the area of engineering design, computation and analysis for automotive industry. He is passionate about mathematics and has been exploring school math for many years. He has unique insights into the system, characteristics and methods of school mathematics. He is enthusiastic about mathematics teaching, hoping to improve students’ learning ability and mathematics level, and helping students to lay a solid foundation for future study. 

The course will follow the structure in the math textbook published by McGraw-Hill.