Alberta Mathematics 30-1: Mastering Mathematical Analysis for University Pathways

Mathematics 30-1 is the mandatory prerequisite for Mathematics 31 and is intended for students planning to pursue post-secondary programs requiring advanced mathematics. This course builds on prior knowledge from Mathematics 20-1 and focuses on key concepts including transformations, functions, trigonometry, exponential and logarithmic functions, and rational functions. Through these topics, students strengthen their problem-solving abilities, analytical thinking, and mathematical reasoning, preparing them for success in higher-level mathematics and the Alberta Diploma Exam.

Duration
5 Months
Classes Per Week
3 Classes
Class Length
1 Hour
Total Sessions
~60 Classes
Program Focus
Full Mathematics 30-1 Curriculum + Diploma Exam Preparation

Couse Overview

Couse Timeline

Month Unit Chapters Covered Focus
Month 1 Transformations & Functions Chapter 1: Transformations
Chapter 2: Radical Functions
Chapter 3: Polynomial Functions
Understanding horizontal/vertical translations, reflections, and stretches. Analyzing characteristics of polynomial and radical graphs.
Month 2 Trigonometry Chapter 4: Trig & the Unit Circle
Chapter 5: Trig Functions & Graphs
Chapter 6: Trig Identities
Mastering the unit circle, radian measure, and graphing sinusoidal functions. Proving complex trigonometric identities.
Month 3 Exponential & Logarithmic Functions Chapter 7: Exponential Functions
Chapter 8: Logarithmic Functions
Evaluating and graphing logs and exponents. Solving equations using log laws to find unknown variables in growth/decay models.
Month 4 Rational Functions & Permutations Chapter 9: Rational Functions
Chapter 10: Function Operations
Chapter 11: Permutations & Binomial Theorem
Analyzing horizontal/vertical asymptotes and holes. Applying counting principles, factorials, and the Binomial Theorem.
Month 5 Revision & Diploma Preparation Full Curriculum Review Targeted review of high-weight Diploma Exam topics, practice with released Alberta Education questions, and final exam strategies.

Course Schedule

Session Program Duration Batch 1 Batch 2
Fall Session September – January (5 Months) Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
7:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
6:30 PM – 7:30 PM
Winter Session February – June (5 Months) Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
7:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
6:30 PM – 7:30 PM

Tuition Fee

Fee Type Amount Details
Registration Fee $50 CAD One-time fee required to secure a student's seat in the program and to provide printed learning materials and course resources.
Tuition Fee $300 CAD / month Students pay $300 CAD per month. The complete 5-month Mathematics 30-1 program totals $1,500 CAD and covers the entire syllabus, revision sessions, and diploma exam preparation.

Our Mathematics 30-1 program at Maple Academic Centre is designed to strengthen advanced mathematical skills while fostering confidence in problem-solving and analytical thinking. We emphasize deep conceptual understanding, logical reasoning, and structured problem-solving over rote memorization. Students are guided to analyze complex functions, interpret mathematical relationships, apply strategies to unfamiliar problems, and communicate their reasoning clearly, developing the critical skills necessary for success in post-secondary mathematics and the Alberta Diploma Exam.

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