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WHAT I LEARNED FROM CREATING AN ADVANCED TRIG CLASS DR. KATIE CERRONE THE UNIVERSITY OF AKRON COLLEGE OF APPLIED SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY.

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1 WHAT I LEARNED FROM CREATING AN ADVANCED TRIG CLASS DR. KATIE CERRONE THE UNIVERSITY OF AKRON COLLEGE OF APPLIED SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

2 BACKGROUND Technical College Our programs Accreditation Professional Exams Replaced Tech Calc II Advanced Trig Advanced Topics

3 THE ADVANCED TRIG COURSE 1. Circles and Circular Curves : Arcs and central angles; Chords and segments, Secant and tangent lines,, Perpendicular bisectors; Lengths of tangent lines, chords, curves, external distances and middle ordinates; Circular curve computation 2. Parabolic Curves: Slope of a line (grade or gradient); Distance of a line; Points of vertical curvature, intersection, and tangency; Tangent elevations; Basic form of a parabola; Finding the external distance of a vertical curve 3. Spherical Trigonometry: Spherical triangles, Interior and dihedral angles; Sine formulas for spherical triangles; Cosine formulas for sides of spherical triangles; Cosine formulas for angles of spherical triangles; Applications of spherical triangles

4 PARABOLIC CURVES

5 Point of Curvature (PC): the beginning of the arc Point of Intersection (PI): The point where the two tangents intersect Point of Tangency (PT):The end of the arc Length of the Chord (L): The length from PC to PT PT PC PI L

6 PARABOLIC CURVES PT PC PI L

7 PARABOLIC CURVES PT PC PI L

8 PARABOLIC CURVES PT PC PI L

9 PARABOLIC CURVES PT PC PI = 452 ft. L = 6 -1.52.25

10 PARABOLIC CURVES TURNING POINT PT PC PI = 452 ft. L

11 PARABOLIC CURVES TURNING POINT PT PC PI = 452 ft. L = 6 -1.52.25

12 CIRCULAR CURVES Point of Curvature (PC): the beginning of the arc Point of Intersection (PI): The point where the two tangents intersect Point of Tangency (PT):The end of the arc Length of the long chord (L): The length from PC to PT PT PC PI L

13 CIRCULAR CURVES Tangent distance (T): The distance from PI to PC or from PI to PT Deflection Angle(Δ): The central angle of the angle at the Point of Intersection (PI) PT PC PI L T T RR Length of the Curve (C): the arclength from PC to PT Radius (R): Radius of the circle Degree of a Curve (D): the central angle that subtends a 100 foot arc

14 CIRCULAR CURVES PT PC PI L T T RR

15 CIRCULAR CURVES PT PC Δ/2 L/2 R

16 CIRCULAR CURVES PT PC PI T T RR Δ/2

17 CIRCULAR CURVES PT PC PI L T T RR

18 CIRCULAR CURVES External Distance (E): The distance from the Point of Intersection to the middle of the curve Middle Ordinate (M): the length of the ordinate from the middle of the long chord to the middle of the arc PT PC PI L T T RR E M

19 CIRCULAR CURVES PT PC PI L/2 T T RR E Δ/2

20 CIRCULAR CURVES PT PC PI L/2 T T RR M Δ/2

21 INCREASED TEST SCORES

22 KATIE CERRONE kc24@uakron.edu The University of Akron College of Applied Science and Technology


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