A focused path through everything the Digital SAT Math test covers. The Math section is ~44 questions in about 70 minutes, split across two adaptive modules; a calculator is allowed throughout, and a reference sheet of formulas is provided. Most questions are multiple-choice, with some "student-produced response" (grid-in) answers you type in yourself.

The College Board organises the test into four content domains, which this course follows in order. Everything here is drawn from the Primer's US Common Core material — trimmed to exactly what the SAT tests, so you're not studying anything the exam won't ask.

1. Algebra

Linear equations, linear functions and lines, systems of two linear equations, and inequalities.

2. Advanced Math

Equivalent expressions, quadratics and other nonlinear equations, exponents and radicals, and functions.

3. Problem-Solving & Data Analysis

Ratios, rates and percentages; interpreting one- and two-variable data; scatterplots; probability; and basic statistical inference.

4. Geometry & Trigonometry

Area and volume, angles and triangles, right-triangle trigonometry, circles, and coordinate geometry.

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