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VISION
A leading technological institution driven by industry demands to produce highly
skilled, value-laden and globally competitive graduates.
MISSION
To provide relevant, quality, and innovative industry-based education with equal
emphasis on values formation and character building of its students.
4 CORE VALUES
CI Tech will develop and nurture these personal and industry-based values
● Positive Attitude
After completing Senior High School, the graduates of Cabuyao Institute of Technology shall have
the following characteristics:
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1. Value-laden and globally competent Filipinos with 21st century skills.
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6. Course Description:
At the end of the course, the students must know how to
solve problems involving rational, exponential, and logarithmic functions; solve business-
related problems, and to apply logic real-life situations.
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a. Possesses a healthy mind and body
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b. Creates a progressive and caring attitude for the community,
the world, and the environment.
✔ ✔
c. Integrates knowledge, skills, values, and attitudes to
continuously develop him/her to the fullest.
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d. Employs various digital techniques in knowledge acquisition.
SO
After completing the course, the student must be able to:
A B C D
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9. Teaching Guide
PERFORMANCE LEARNING
CONTENT WEEK CS
STANDARDS COMPETENCIES
The learners
The learner is able
demonstrate an The learners can:
to:
understanding of:
1. represents real-
life situations M1
using functions, 1G
including M-
Ia-1
piece-wise
functions.
M1
1G
2. evaluates a
M-
accurately construct function.
Ia-2
mathematical models
key concepts of
to represent real-life Week 1
functions.
situations using 3. performs
M1
functions. addition,
1G
subtraction,
M-
multiplication,
Ia-3
division, and
composition of
functions. M1
1G
M-
4. solves problems Ia-4
involving functions.
M11
2. distinguishes GM-
rational function, Ib-2
rational equation,
and
M11
rational inequality. GM-
Ib-3
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3. solves rational
equations and
inequalities.
4. represents a M11
rational function GM-
through its: (a) Ib-4
table of
Week 3
key concepts of inverse apply the concepts of 1. represents real-life Week 4 M11
functions, exponential inverse functions, situations using one- GM-
functions, and logarithmic exponential functions, to-one functions. Id-1
functions. and logarithmic functions
2. determines the
to formulate and solve inverse of a one-to-
real-life problems with one function. M11
precision and accuracy. GM-
3. represents an Id-2
inverse function
through its: (a) table
of values, and (b)
graph. M11
GM-
4. finds the domain Id-3
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2. represents real-life
situations using
M11
exponential
functions. Week 5 GM-
Ie-3
3. distinguishes
between exponential
function, exponential M11
equation, and
GM-
exponential
Ie-4
inequality.
M11
1. solves exponential GM-
equations and Ie-f-
inequalities. 1
2. represents an
exponential function
through its: (a) M11
table of values, (b) GM-
graph, and (c) If-2
equation. Week 6
4. determines the
intercepts, zeroes, and M11
asymptotes of an
GM-
exponential function.
If-4
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1. solves problems
M11
involving exponential
functions, Week 7 GM-
equations, and Ig-2
inequalities.
M11
1. represents real-life GM-
situations using Ih-1
logarithmic
functions.
M11
2. distinguishes
GM-
logarithmic function, Week 8
logarithmic Ih-2
equation, and
logarithmic inequality.
M11
3. solves logarithmic GM-
equations and
Ih-i-
inequalities.
1
3. determines the
intercepts, zeroes, M11
and asymptotes of GM-
logarithmic functions. Ii-4
4. solves problems
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1. illustrates simple
and compound
interests. M11
GM-
IIa-1
2. distinguishes
between simple and
compound M11
investigate, analyze and interests. GM-
solve problems involving IIa-2
key concepts of simple and simple and compound
compound interests, and interests and simple and 3. computes Week 1-2
simple and general annuities. general annuities using interest, maturity M11
value, future value,
appropriate business and GM-
and present value in
financial instruments. IIa-
simple interest and
compound b-1
interest environment.
M11
4. solves problems GM-
involving simple and IIb-2
compound
interests.
2. distinguishes
between simple and M11
general annuities. GM-
IIc-2
Week 3-4
3. finds the future
value and present
M11
value of both
GM-
simple annuities and
IIc-
general annuities.
d-1
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flow stream
that includes an GM-
annuity. IId-2
2. distinguishes
between stocks and M11
bonds. GM-
use appropriate financial
IIe-2
instruments involving
basic concepts of stocks and
stocks and bonds in Week 5
bonds. 3. describes the
formulating conclusions
different markets for M11
and making decisions.
stocks and bonds. GM-
IIe-3
4. analyzes the
different market M11
indices for stocks and GM-
bonds. IIe-4
1. illustrates the
business and consumer M11
loans. GM-
IIf-1
2. distinguishes
decide wisely on the
appropriateness of between business and
basic concepts of M11
business or consumer consumer loans.
business and Week 6 GM-
consumer loans. loans and their proper IIf-2
utilization.
3. solves problems
involving business
M11
and consumer
GM-
loans
IIf-3
(amortization,
mortgage).
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symbolizes
propositions.
GM-
2. distinguishes IIg-3
between simple and
propositional logic; compound
real-life arguments. propositions.
syllogisms and fallacies. M11
GM-
IIg-4
3. performs the
different types of
operations on
propositions.
Week 8
2. illustrates the M11
different forms of
GM-
conditional
propositions. IIh-2
1. illustrates different
types of tautologies
M11
and fallacies.
GM-
IIi-1
2. determines the
appropriately validity of categorical
apply a method of M11
syllogisms.
key methods of proof proof and Week 9 GM-
and disproof. disproof in real- IIi-2
life
situations. 3. establishes the
validity and falsity of
real-life arguments M11
using logical GM-
propositions, IIi-3
syllogisms, and
fallacies.
10. References:
a. Pre-calculus for Senior High School – STEM Specialized Subject by Winston S.
Course Title:
Sirug, Ph.D.
b. Conceptual Math and Beyond (Precalculus) By Brilliant Creation Publishing, Inc
c. https://math.libretexts.org/Bookshelves/Algebra
d. Precalculus Published by the Commission on Higher Education, 2016,
Chairperson: Patricia B. Licuanan, Ph.D.
e. Next Century Mathematics Precalculus Phoenix 2016
f. Precalculus for Senior High School A Comprehensive Approach by Sirug
g. College Algebra and Trigonometry, by Richard N. Aufmann, Vernon C. Barker,
Richard D. Nation 7th ed.
11. Course Materials made available:
Course schedules for lectures and quizzes
Samples of assignment/Problem sets of students
PREPARED BY:
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