AVIATION ALGEBRA 1
COURSE MAPPING
Unit 1 (First - Six Weeks
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Part 1: Algebraic Expressions
Goal: The student will learn to determine the miles per gallon for a vehicle
Part 2: Addition on a Number Line
Goal: The student will learn to determine location of weather balloons and skywriting planes
Part 3: Adding Real Numbers
Goal: The student will learn to determine the actual temperature after many fluctuations.
Part 4: Dividing Real Numbers
Goal: The student will learn to divide real numbers to ascertain barometric pressure and temperatures.
Unit 2 (Second - Six Weeks)
Part 1: Exponents
Goal: The student will learn to solve circular problems involving acceleration, radius, and velocity.
Part 2: Simplifying and Evaluating expressions with parentheses
Goal a: The student will learn to convert C to F and F to C
Goal b: The student will learn to use a computer spreadsheet to solve functions and formulas with parentheses
Unit 3 (Third - Six Weeks)
Part 1: Solving Equations
Goal 1: The student will learn to determine a loci when a plane flies a certain number of miles in different directions.
Part 2: Volume of a Cylinder
Goal: The student will learn to determine the volume of a cylinder from a flat piece of metal.
Part 3: Solving Equations
Goal: The student will determine the speed of a propellar driven craft using the speed and distance of an SST
Unit 4 (Fourth - Six Weeks)
Part 1: Percentages
Goal: The student will learn the new cost of a round trip ticket when it has been discounted.
Part 2: Drag Force
Goal a.: The student will learn to figure fuel consumption when mpg were reduced by placing luggage on top of a vehicle.
Goal b.: The student will learn to compute fuel consumption with varying velocities of head winds and tail winds.
Unit 5 (Fifth - Six Weeks)
Part 1: Absolute Values
Goal: The student will learn to express temperatures in terms of absolute values ( |t - 0| = 5 ).
Part 2: Problem solving strategies using inequalities in manufacturing
Goal a: The student will learn that certain products which are manufactured must be within specified tolerances + or - .
Goal b: The student will learn how many miles can be driven with certain rental car rates when only a certain amount of funds are available.
Unit 6 (Sixth - Six Weeks)
Part 1: Health Math Applications
Goal: The student will gain knowledge about the rate of growth of bacteria.
Part 2: Algebra in Space Technology
Goal: The student will learn how to determine the amount of time it will take for radio signals to reach all of the planets.
Dr. Billy W. Landers
Aviation/Travel Program--AVIATION ACADEMY 2000
Wooddale High School - Memphis, TN 38118