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OBE Syllabus Trigonometry (MATH)
OBE Syllabus Trigonometry (MATH)
OBJECTIVES:
To develop relevant expertise and competence in the academe and deliver quality education for the total development of BEED/ BSED students;
To produce competitive graduates;
To enhance research competence, extension capability and sustainable production in order to contribute to the general advancement of knowledge and
community development; and
To develop students’ moral character, critical thinking, aesthetic, environmental, and cultural values.
COURSE TITLE: Trigonometry
COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course tackles the applications of trigonometry including definitions, identities, inverse functions, solutions of equations, and
solving triangles. Additional topics such as vectors such as vectors, polar coordinates and parametic equations were also included. It discusses more problems
to provide students opportunities to practice the concepts and skills in trigonometry. It is also incorporated with new or updated applied examples and exercises
that show the relevance of trigonometry in our daily life.
Note: Subjects are clustered into 3 groups. Each cluster is composed of 2-3 subjects with the combination of general education and major subjects. In this
scheme, students are required to enroll on 2-3 subjects per cluster and to complete the course requirements for only 5 weeks.
A) B)
Midterm 40% Final Exams 40%
Activity 35% Activity 35%
Quiz 25% Quiz 25%
Final Grade=A+B
2
Grade Equivalent
COURSE OUTCOMES:
In this course, the students are expected to:
1. Solve problems involving triangles, angles and their measurements;
2. Apply the Pythagorean theorem in solving for the unknown side of a triangle;
3. Develop the ability to reason and think critically in solving right and oblique triangles;
4. Discuss and illustrate trigonometric functions and identities;
5. Apply logarithmic solution of right triangles
COURSE OUTLINE:
Week Course Outcomes Learning Contents Teaching/Learning Assessment Tasks
Activities
1 Calculate the angle sum of polygons Module 1
Introduction to Trigonometry Worksheet Problems and
Congruence Modular Approach/IM’s Quizzes
Similarity
Module 6
4 Trigonometric Identities and
Prove trigonometric identities Equations
Fundamental Identity:
Reciprocal, Ratio, Worksheet Problems and
Modular Approach/IM’s
Pythagorean Quizzes
Proving Identities
Sum and Difference
Formula
Module 9
Logarithms
Evaluate logarithmic and exponential The Language of Modular Approach/IM’s Worksheet Problems and
equations with accuracy Exponents Quizzes
Some Laws of Exponent
Properties of Logarithms
Final Examination
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Prepared by
Reviewed by
DEANAZON C. GADON
Chair, College of Education
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