High School Bulletin
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The last book should be accompanied by numerous exercises in calculation in which accuracy is insisted on.
A few models of the more important solids are helpful in shaping the space intuition of the student, and fairly accurate perspective drawing of figures is desirable.
Logical completeness in proofs should be even more thoroughly insisted on here than in the plane geometry, when the student's feeling of logical completeness is less developed than at this later stage.
E. Plane Trigonometry.
(...One-half unit. ) The plane trigonometry required for entrance is the amount given in most of the texts in common use, and includes identities in two or more letters, solution of triangles, solution and discus- sion of simple trigonometric equations and circular measure of angles. The student should be able to construct an angle from any given function and solve triangles by measurement, by means of calculation with natural functions, and finally by calculations with tables of logarithms. His arithmetic work should be accurate, and he should be taught to use simple checks to test the accuracy of his work independent of the answers in the book.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The last book should be accompanied by numerous exercises in calculation in which accuracy is insisted on.
A few models of the more important solids are helpful in shaping the space intuition of the student, and fairly accurate perspective drawing of figures is desirable.
Logical completeness in proofs should be even more thoroughly insisted on here than in the plane geometry, when the student's feeling of logical completeness is less developed than at this later stage.
E. Plane Trigonometry.
(...One-half unit. ) The plane trigonometry required for entrance is the amount given in most of the texts in common use, and includes identities in two or more letters, solution of triangles, solution and discus- sion of simple trigonometric equations and circular measure of angles. The student should be able to construct an angle from any given function and solve triangles by measurement, by means of calculation with natural functions, and finally by calculations with tables of logarithms. His arithmetic work should be accurate, and he should be taught to use simple checks to test the accuracy of his work independent of the answers in the book.
What to read after High School Bulletin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by University of Texas At Austin to read onlineMoreLess
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