Course Schedule
All courses available at AoPS Academy Santa Clara/Cupertino Campus are listed below, along with starting dates for upcoming offerings. Each offering of each course covers the same material as the other offerings of that course.
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Schedule
Academic Year 2024-25 Mathematics
Math Level 1
36 weeks
Students develop their number sense and begin to learn about place value. They are introduced to ...Read Moreaddition and subtraction and are encouraged to approach numerical problems in clever ways. Additionally, they manipulate shapes, compare numbers, and examine ways to measure physical objects. We use puzzles and games to build skills and establish student understanding of mathematical concepts and problem solving. Read Less
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Math Level 2
36 weeks
Students build foundational problem-solving skills which they will use throughout their math educ...Read Moreation. They will expand their understanding of the number system and place value, develop fluency adding and subtracting multi-digit numbers, and explore the properties of special types of numbers such as odds and evens. Each lesson includes challenging word problems and engaging puzzles that guide students toward a deep understanding of the material. Read Less
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Math Level 3
36 weeks
Students develop fluency with multiplication and division, including using the distributive prope...Read Morerty to simplify calculations. They are also introduced to fractions to expand their understanding of numbers. In addition, students explore two-dimensional shapes, estimation, the use of variables to write expressions and equations, and other topics. We regularly incorporate word problems to teach students how to translate between writing and mathematics, and puzzles to teach higher-order strategic thinking. Read Less
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Math Level 4
36 weeks
Students master multiplication and division of multi-digit numbers and build upon their understan...Read Moreding of addition and multiplication to include fractions. They also explore a wide variety of other topics, including properties of special two-dimensional shapes, symmetry, logic, factors, and probability. Students expand their understanding of numbers to include decimals and negative integers, and they learn to create and employ mathematical models via challenging word problems. Read Less
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Math Level 5
36 weeks
Students master the key topics they'll need to succeed in an AoPS Prealgebra course. They will co...Read Moremplete their study of the arithmetic of fractions, decimals, and negative integers. They are also introduced to topics in geometry, number theory, statistics, and beginning algebra through lessons on three-dimensional solids, factors and multiples, statistics, sequences, and ratios. Critical problem-solving skills, mathematical modeling, and deductive reasoning are reinforced with thought-provoking word problems and puzzles. Read Less
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Prealgebra
36 weeks
Prealgebra begins by formalizing the rules of arithmetic that students learned in elementary scho...Read Moreol, building on a rigorous foundation as they move into algebra. We then survey a wide range of topics, including number theory, algebra, geometry, counting, statistics, and probability. Each topic is introduced with compelling problems, including many drawn from major national math contests such as MATHCOUNTS and AMC 8. We place special emphasis on challenging word problems throughout the course. Read Less
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Algebra 1
36 weeks
In Algebra 1, students engage with various expressions from an algebraic and geometric perspectiv...Read Moree. They learn to solve linear and quadratic equations as well as how to represent expressions in the Cartesian plane. Students are imbued with a deep understanding of the general concept behind functions and are introduced to several important types of functions. Students are also introduced to the rich field of complex numbers. As with previous courses, we continue to emphasize challenging word problems to train students how to apply their new tools. Advanced problems from contests such as MATHCOUNTS, AMC 8, and AMC 10 are included throughout the course. Read Less
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Geometry
36 weeks
Geometry introduces students to spatial thinking. Students learn to dissect complex geometrical c...Read Moreonfigurations, applying what they've learned to arrive at key insights and novel understandings. Geometry problems are also tackled analytically by placing them on the Cartesian plane. In addition, we build the foundations for precalculus and calculus by introducing students to trigonometry. Many of the challenging problems from this course come from contests such as MATHCOUNTS, AMC 10, and AMC 12, with a few problems coming from even more advanced contests to stretch the strongest students. Read Less
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Algebra 2
36 weeks
In Algebra 2, students continue their study of algebraic functions and applications. We begin by ...Read Morereviewing key concepts from Algebra 1, then expand upon them to solve even more challenging problems. Students explore the rich field of polynomials and build foundations for calculus through the study of sequences and series. They are exposed to a variety of important algebraic forms and functions, and are equipped with the tools necessary for understanding new forms and functions they'll encounter in the future. We also lay the groundwork for navigating optimization problems with a study of inequalities. Many challenging problems in this course are drawn from contests such as AMC 10, AMC 12, AIME, and the Harvard-MIT Math Tournament. Read Less