Geometric figures, primarily in two dimensions, are studied using multiple perspectives. Exploration and inductive reasoning accompany a traditional Euclidean approach of deductive reasoning and an introduction to logic and formal proofs. Coordinate geometry and transformations are also used to study congruence, similarity, symmetry and other properties of geometric figures. Real-world connections are made and algebra is reviewed and applied. This is a UC-designated Mathematics course. Completion of the course will earn students 10 credits. Prerequisites: Algebra 1 or equivalent Students are required to have a TI-83 Plus or TI-84 Plus graphing calculator. *Note: A full year of Geometry curriculum will be covered in just 5 short weeks. Students should have no major commitments during the duration of the course.