Grade 11 Math Courses - PEI Curriculum
Discover PEI's Grade 11 math options, from Foundations to Pre-Calculus. Choose your path based on your strengths and future goals, aligning with provincial standards for academic success.
PEI Grade 11 Math Curriculum - Course Options and Support
CO_ID | Curriculum Outcome | StudyPug Topic |
|---|---|---|
PI.CO.PCE11.G1 | Demonstrate understanding of basic geometric concepts: |
PI.CO.PCE11.G2 | Demonstrate understanding of parallel and perpendicular lines: |
PI.CO.PCE11.G3 | Demonstrate understanding of triangles: |
PI.CO.PCE11.FM1 | Demonstrate understanding of income and calculate gross and net pay: |
PI.CO.PCE11.FM2 | Solve problems involving compound interest in financial decision making: |
PI.CO.PCE11.FM3 | Analyse costs and benefits of renting, leasing and buying: |
PI.CO.PCE11.FM4 | Develop a budget for a given set of circumstances: |
PI.CO.PCE11.LR1 | Analyse and prove conjectures using inductive reasoning to solve problems: |
PI.CO.PCE11.LR2 | Demonstrate understanding of logical reasoning: |
PI.CO.PCE11.LR3 | Analyse and prove conjectures using deductive reasoning to solve problems: |
PI.CO.PCE11.LR4 | Use logical reasoning to write geometric and algebraic proofs: |
PI.CO.PCE11.LR5 | Analyse and prove conjectures using indirect proof: |
PI.CO.PCE11.S1 | Demonstrate understanding of data and statistics: |
PI.CO.PCE11.S2 | Represent data visually in various ways: |
PI.CO.PCE11.S3 | Demonstrate understanding of measures of central tendency: |
PI.CO.PCE11.S4 | Demonstrate understanding of measures of dispersion: |
PI.CO.PCE11.S5 | Demonstrate understanding of correlation and regression: |
PI.CO.PCE11.S6 | Demonstrate understanding of the normal distribution: |
PI.CO.PCE11.P1 | Demonstrate understanding of the probability of an event: |
PI.CO.PCE11.P2 | Interpret and assess the validity of odds and probability statements: |
PI.CO.PCE11.P3 | Demonstrate understanding of events that are independent or dependent: |
PI.CO.PCE11.P4 | Demonstrate understanding of events that are mutually exclusive and not mutually exclusive: |
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