The Transition to College Mathematics course materials are designed to develop students' quantitative and algebraic reasoning abilities, thus preparing them for college success in multiple mathematics pathways.

The materials, supporting a full year of instruction, address topics needed to prepare students for success in college mathematics. Mathematical topics include numeracy with an emphasis on estimation and fluency with large numbers; manipulating and evaluating expressions and formulas, to include area, perimeter, and volume, as well as spreadsheet formulas; rates, ratios, and proportions; percentages; probability; linear equations and inequalities; linear systems; exponential, quadratic, rational, and square root models, including equations; data interpretations including graphs and tables; verbal, algebraic, and graphical interpretations of functions.

If you are interested in the professional development institute, email us at dana- k12@austin.utexas.edu to inquire about upcoming sessions.

Note: The full Transition to College Mathematics course is available by subscription from Agile Mind. This subscription includes all of the materials found here in the Student In-Class Materials Book. However, if you would like a bound, printed copy of this book to accompany your Agile Mind subscription you may order one here. It is not recommended that you purchase this book without first having the full course from Agile Mind.