Course Catalog 2024-25
Students enrolled as single course students are not eligible to take a Leadership, Homeroom, or Wellness course as their only course. Single course students may add Homeroom or Wellness in addition to their single academic course. New students enrolled in a single course are not eligible to take the following courses in their first year at Stanford OHS: Poetry, Drawing, Creative Writing, or the following Advanced Topics courses without the writing option: Philosophy, Literature, or Biological Research.
Spanish - Intermediate (OSP12)
This course will help students attain proficiency in an interactive setting by building on the basic Spanish language skills acquired...
Spanish - Advanced (OSP13)
This course is designed for students who wish to become fluent in Spanish across interpersonal, interpretive, and presentational communication modes...
Chinese - Advanced (OCH14)
Fourth-year Chinese is an advanced course in which students use a wide variety of text and audio-visual materials to enhance...
Latin Prose and Poetry (OLA14)
This course provides a focused, advanced study of Latin literature divided into one semester of Roman poetry and one semester...
Spanish - Literature, Film, and Culture (OSP14)
This advanced Spanish course will explore the topic of cultural diversity in the Iberian Peninsula and Latin America through analysis...
Prealgebra (JM007)
This course provides students with the solid foundation in arithmetic, geometry, measurement, and related topics required for success in Beginning...
Beginning Algebra (OM011)
For students who previously have had little or no formal exposure to algebra. Primary topics include: the elementary structure and...
Intermediate Algebra (OM012)
For students with previous exposure to algebra but not sufficient mastery for Precalculus with Trigonometry (OM013). This course reviews and...
Precalculus with Trigonometry (OM013)
For students who have had substantial previous exposure to algebra. The course builds on and deepens topics from Beginning Algebra...
Geometry and Foundations of Proof (OM015)
This course combines the traditional deductive approach to geometry in the tradition of Euclid with the contemporary computational and discovery...
Single-Variable Calculus (OM045)
This comprehensive course explores the fundamental topics of differential and integral calculus of a single variable, including limits, continuity, rates...
Advanced Problem Solving and Proof Techniques (OM050)
This semester-long course in theoretical mathematics develops students’ facility with abstract conceptual work and prepares students for more advanced math...
Statistics and Data Analysis (OM061)
Statistics is an essential part of many disciplines in science and humanities. The purpose of this year-long course is to...
Data Science (OM065)
This class will introduce students to a variety of computer algorithms and the statistical models they represent in order to...
Calculus C (OM42C)
Further study of differential and integral calculus. Topics: further development of limits and derivatives, advanced techniques and applications of integration...
Complex Analysis (UM106)
Theory of differentiation and integration of complex functions. Topics: algebra of complex numbers, complex functions, multi-valued functions, exponentials, logarithms, analyticity...
Real Analysis (UM115)
Theory of functions of a real variable. Topics: sequences, series, limits, continuity, differentiation, integration, and basic point-set topology.
Multivariable Calculus (UM150)
Developed in consultation with the Stanford Math Department, Multivariable Calculus offers an innovative year-long integrated treatment of Calculus in several...
Number Theory (UM152)
Introduction to number theory and its applications. Topics: Euclid’s algorithm, divisibility, prime numbers, congruence of numbers, theorems of Fermat, Euler...
Logic in Action: A New Introduction to Logic (UM157)
Fall only Logic provides an essential methodological framework of reasoning connecting a wide variety of disciplines in the humanities and...