Algebra II is the crucial high school mathematics course in preparing for a college education.
Taught by nationally recognized math teacher Dr. Murray Siegel, the course begins by relating the foundation of algebra—polynomials—to the numbers with which you are already familiar. We learn to operate with them, graph them, and solve polynomial equations.
The course then progresses to another essential algebraic concept—the function. Functions of all types are investigated: linear, polynomial (including quadratic), rational, and recursive.
Even the aspects of Algebra II considered “difficult to teach” are treated in a “user-friendly” manner so that all learners can truly understand these topics. This includes matrices and determinants, imaginary numbers, sequences and series, and logarithms.