Module 1 - Orientation

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In this module you will be oriented to the requirements for the IS Mathematics subdomain.

Activity 1: Domain of Study

Each domain of study is broken down into subdomains and competencies. Within the IS Mathematics there is one (1) subdomain and nine (9) competencies.

Subdomain 102.4 — IS Mathematics

Competency 102.4.1: Number Sense and Numeration - The graduate understands whole numbers, integers, and fractions and performs the four basic operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.

Competency 102.4.2: Real Number System - The graduate understands the real number system and uses this knowledge to perform the four basic operations and to distinguish between rational and irrational numbers.

Competency 102.4.3: Algebraic Concepts - The graduate understands the concepts of, and relationships among, variables, expressions, equations, graphs, inequalities, and systems in order to analyze, model, and solve problems and analyze functions.

Competency 102.4.4: Geometry - The graduate demonstrates geometry and spatial reasoning concepts and principles and demonstrates how they are connected across grade levels.

Competency 102.4.5: Measurement - The graduate locates, develops, & solves real-world problems using measurement.

Competency 102.4.6: Statistics & Probability - The graduate describes the theory of probability and its relationship to sampling, statistical inference, and how to make and evaluate predictions.

Competency 102.4.7: Mathematical Reasoning - The graduate constructs formal, logical arguments and proofs, and draws conclusions.

Competency 102.4.8: Mathematical Problem Solving - The graduate applies and adapts a variety of appropriate strategies to solve mathematical problems.

Competency 102.4.9: Calculator Use - The graduate uses four operation & non-programmable scientific calculators in the contexts of calculation and problem solving.

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Course Contents Interdisciplinary Studies Mathematics Home Module 1 - Orientation Module 2 - Learning Resources and Pre-instructional Activities Module 3 - Number Sense & Numeration Module 4 - Real Number System Module 5 - Algebraic Concepts Module 6 - Geometry, Angles, Pythagorean Theorem Module 7 - Measurement Module 8 - Probability & Statistics Module 9 - Mathematical Reasoning Module 10 - Mathematical Problem Solving Module 11 - Calculator Use Task6PartCHelp Task4Help	Personal tools Log in You are here: Home → Liberal Arts → Interdisciplinary Studies Mathematics → Module 1 - Orientation
	Info Module 1 - Orientation Document Actions Activity 1 : : Activity 2 : : Activity 3 In this module you will be oriented to the requirements for the IS Mathematics subdomain. Activity 1: Domain of Study Each domain of study is broken down into subdomains and competencies. Within the IS Mathematics there is one (1) subdomain and nine (9) competencies. Subdomain 102.4 — IS Mathematics Competency 102.4.1: Number Sense and Numeration - The graduate understands whole numbers, integers, and fractions and performs the four basic operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Competency 102.4.2: Real Number System - The graduate understands the real number system and uses this knowledge to perform the four basic operations and to distinguish between rational and irrational numbers. Competency 102.4.3: Algebraic Concepts - The graduate understands the concepts of, and relationships among, variables, expressions, equations, graphs, inequalities, and systems in order to analyze, model, and solve problems and analyze functions. Competency 102.4.4: Geometry - The graduate demonstrates geometry and spatial reasoning concepts and principles and demonstrates how they are connected across grade levels. Competency 102.4.5: Measurement - The graduate locates, develops, & solves real-world problems using measurement. Competency 102.4.6: Statistics & Probability - The graduate describes the theory of probability and its relationship to sampling, statistical inference, and how to make and evaluate predictions. Competency 102.4.7: Mathematical Reasoning - The graduate constructs formal, logical arguments and proofs, and draws conclusions. Competency 102.4.8: Mathematical Problem Solving - The graduate applies and adapts a variety of appropriate strategies to solve mathematical problems. Competency 102.4.9: Calculator Use - The graduate uses four operation & non-programmable scientific calculators in the contexts of calculation and problem solving. Activity 1 : : Activity 2 : : Activity 3 Copyright 2008, by the Contributing Authors. Cite/attribute Resource. rbennett1. (2007, September 28). Module 1 - Orientation. Retrieved November 20, 2009, from Western Governors University Web site: http://ocw.wgu.edu/liberal-arts/interdisciplinary-studies-mathematics/a11.html. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons License.	Reuse Course Download this course Export into OpenOCW

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