MONCTON HIGH SCHOOL

140 Longfellow Drive, Moncton, N.B. E1H 0G4 Tel.: 856-3439 Fax: 856-3481

Principal




Vice-Principals
Mike BeLong




Gary Wilson
Scott Farrell
France Cote Allain

Financial and Workplace Math 110

Teacher: Peter Storey


Phone: 856 3439

Email: peter.storey@nbed.nb.ca
Website: pstorey.weebly.com

Course Description
Financial and Workplace Math 110 follows the Anglophone- East School District Essential
Outcomes as well as the outcomes prescribed in the Financial and Workplace 110 New
Brunswick Curriculum Document.

A minimum mark of 60% is required in Financial and Workplace Math 110 to obtain a credit in
this course. Universities and colleges will likely expect a higher mark than this on your
transcript.

One of Foundations of Mathematics 110/Financial and Workplace Mathematics 110 are required
in order to graduate.

Financial and Workplace Math 110 is a pre-requisite for Financial and Workplace Math 120.

Course Components
Finance, budgeting, geometry, Pythagorean Theorem, right angle trigonometry, slope and rate of
change, proportional reasoning, statistics and logical puzzles and games

Course Expectations
Attendance:

It is the responsibility of the student to find out what work has been missed
during an absence and to get caught up on notes, missed tests, quizzes and
assignments. Students can access the pstorey.weebly.com website
to find out what we are working on in class.

Extra Help:

If you run into a problem get help immediately. Extra help is available upon
request.

Required Materials: Binder/duo-tang, paper, scientific calculator, ruler, pencils

Goals

Geometry & Algebra Trigonometry & Slope ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 20%

* Includes solving problems involving 2 & 3 right triangles using the trigonometric
formulas and solving slope problems such as the grade of roads & pitch of the roofs and
using the slope formula.


Exam -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5%
Geometry Diagrams of 3D Objects ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 15%
Includes drawing and describing 3-D objects and their views (exploded diagrams,
isometric diagrams, perspective diagrams & orthographic projections) and scale
diagrams.

Exam ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

4%

Number & Algebra Business Math --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 20%

Includes; using simple & compound interest formulas to calculate the interest on
money borrowed or invested; analyzing the costs & benefits of renting, leasing & buying.


Exam ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5%

Number Budgeting -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 20%

Includes creating and analyzing budgets.

Exam ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

5%

Statistics Graphs -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2%

Includes creating and interpreting bar graphs, histograms, line graphs, and circle
graphs.

Exam --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 0.5%

Algebra Unit Analysis ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3%
Includes using the factor label method to convert units


Exam -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

0.5%

Evaluation Includes

Tests
Assignments
Exam

Formative assessments will be given on a regular basis and evaluated. These formative assessments
may be used at the end of the semester to calculate the final mark. Students are required to keep a
notebook, which includes notes on each topic, practice questions, formative assessments and
assignments.
Please see the Moncton High School Website for important information and policies.