Students who complete Math II will begin to delve deeper into the science of mathematics. In this course, students will be introduced to geometry: basic concepts of geometry and trigonometry with examples, and to algebra: square and nth roots, quadratic equations and inequalities, modular equations and inequalities, exponential equations, functions and quadratic functions, examples and tests they can identify with.

In Math III, students are covered in geometry: right, equilateral, and equilateral triangles, median, bisector, and altitude of triangles, area of triangles, and congruence symbols, and in algebra: trigonometry, logarithmic equations and inequalities, and polynomials with examples and tests.

In Math IV, students will be introduced to examples and tests related to geometry: polygons and quadrilaterals, circumferences and circles, and algebra: complex numbers, addition and multiplication, arithmetic and geometric progression.

In the "Mathematics V" course, students can get acquainted with examples and tests related to the topics of geometry: polynomials and rotating bodies, and algebra: the limit and product of a function, definite and indefinite integrals, factorial, combinatorics, binomial-Newton, probability theory.