Geometry

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Hello, and welcome to Wikiversity's online geometry course!

Course Description[edit | edit source]

A course in plane and solid geometry will investigate the basic concepts of Euclidean geometry. Undefined terms and axioms will be presented and used to prove conjectures. The properties of two- and three-dimensional shapes will be explored. Students will also work with coordinate geometry, including transformations. The goal of this course is not only to master the facts of geometry necessary for advanced courses but also the techniques of deductive mathematical proofs as well.

Curriculum[edit | edit source]

One lesson should be learned every weekday.
Chapter 1 ~ Essentials of Geometry
Chapter 2 ~ Reasoning and Proof
Chapter 3 ~ Parallel and Perpendicular Lines
Chapter 4 ~ Triangles
Chapter 5 ~ Similarity
Chapter 6 ~ Trigonometry
Chapter 7 ~ Quadrilaterals
Chapter 8 ~ Properties of Circles
Chapter 9 ~ Measuring Length and Area
Chapter 10 ~ Surface Area and Volume of Solids
Chapter 11 ~ Final Exam

Homework assignments[edit | edit source]

Homework will be assigned after most class sessions at the bottom of the page. Homework will be emailed the day after you complete your assignment. Homework will be graded for completeness and correctness. A student can receive up to 3 points for a question. Two points will be awarded for attempting to solve a problem. A third of the assigned problems will be graded for correctness, with an additional point given for the correct answer. No credit will be given for problems not solved. Therefore, every problem should be attempted. As we are more interested in learning methods of solving problems than in answers, all work involved in solving a problem must be shown for credit to be received.

Tests, quizzes, and exams[edit | edit source]

Tests[edit | edit source]

Tests are given after every chapter and must be completed within 45 minutes. Tests are out of 100 points. To be granted access to the test. All homeworks must be handed in on time. Except for 2, if you wish

Quizzes[edit | edit source]

One quiz may be given a chapter, depending on the difficulty. Quizzes are given 15 minutes to complete. Half the homework, minus 2 of them, must be handed in to access the quiz.

Exams[edit | edit source]

An exam is given half-way through the program and at the end. Exams are given 60 minutes to complete. Exams will be given after you complete half, and then all the tests.

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