- Do you want to learn algebra?
- Are you finding it difficult to locate appropriate learning centre with excellent faculty from where you can get necessary information on mathematics?
- Can you spare precious time out of your busy and hectic schedule to undergo specialised training?
- Are you willing to seek professional help to master algebra?
 
Algebra is an important branch of mathematics that is why it has been included in almost every school curriculum and in most universities.  Nowadays, students have started learning more about it because it is playing a significant part in the development of computer technology. But unfortunately, not everybody can easily understand all the subtleties of algebra because some people think that it is of no use.

This guide is beneficial for beginners – who want to learn about algebra (mathematics) in order to develop necessary skills for analyzing patterns and modelling problems. A basic knowledge of addition, subtraction and multiplication is required before starting the course under appropriate, professional, highly qualified and experienced instructors.

This course will help you learn:
 
- Review of Foundations
- Equations and Inequalities
- Graphs of Linear Equations
- Systems of Equations
- Exponents and Polynomials
- Factoring
- Rational Expressions
- Rational Exponents and Radicals
- Solving Quadratic Equations
- Quadratic Equations and Applications
- Conic Sections
- Inverses, Exponentials, and Logarithms
- Understand and develop the language, models, and tools for math reasoning
- Reason with numbers and units to solve problems
- Identify, analyze, extend, and create patterns and functions
- Make connections about relations and functions through multiple representations: graphs, charts, tables, equations
- Apply mathematical reasoning and logic to solve equations and write equivalent forms
 
Author Bio

This efficient and effective guide has been designed and prepared by Sandra DeSousa (Adjunct Instructor of Mathematics at San Jose State University and San Jose City College) and Chris Sedan (graduated from Emory in 2008 with majors in Math and Chemistry).