Trigonometry 1 Using Visual Tools

UNDERSTAND BASICS TO ADVANCE OF TRIGONOMETRY Using ANIMATION & Visual Tools

Students to Note that we are having 2 Corses on Trigonometry. TRIGONOMETRY 1 & TRIGONOMETRY 2. Check out the content before enrolling.

This course EXPLAINS fundamentals of TRIGONOMETRY with help of Visual Tools. The course is designed in scientific and CREATIVE way so that students can grasp the fundamental of Trigonometry.

Animation and other Visual tools are used, so that students can learn in Creative way, in totally different environment.

This course is for School Students and students preparing for competitive exams. This course will build your foundation very strong, as it also contains practical examples of Trigonometry in actual Life.

This course is also for Teachers, who want to teach their students in totally different and creative way.

After completing this course, you will be able to understand what actually a Trigonometry is and what is its practical significance. You will develop a strong and unbreakable foundation of Trigonometry that will help you in further progressing in Trigonometry.

WHAT MAKE US DIFFERENT FROM OTHER COURSES

- Better Understanding & Clarity through Visual Tools.

- Techniques to Approach Questions & fundamentals

- Experience of Industrial Professionals

- Question series with Assignments

CURRICULUM:

1. INTRODUCTION TO TRIGONOMETRY

Introduction

2.TRIGONOMETRIC FUNCTIONS & RATIOS

Introduction to Trigonometric Ratios (Sin/ Cos/ Tan)

Trigonometric Ratio of 45 Degree

Trigonometric Ratio of 30 & 60 Degree

Trigonometric Ratio of 0 & 90 Degree

Trigonometric Ratio Table & Related Observations

Trigonometric Function

3. QUESTION SERIES

Summary & How to Approach Questions.

Questions on Trigonometric Ratio’s.

Assignment

4. HEIGHT & DISTANCE

Height & Distance with Questions & Approach.

5. OTHER TRIGONOMETRIC FUNCTION

Other Trigonometric Functions (Cosec/ Sec/ Cot)

Assignment

6. TRIGONOMETRIC IDENTITIES

Trigonometric Identities

7. QUESTION SERIES

Questions on Trigonometric Identities.

Assignment

8. Final Lecture of Course

Final Lecture of Course