Geometry is one of the oldest branches of mathematics, finding its roots with Eucilid as early as 300 BCE. Although the methods of how we teach the subject may have changed over time, the subject at its core is much the same. Geometry, like mathematics as a whole, is fundamentally a study of inquiry. In this course we will look at structures such as lines, angles, polygons, and three dimensional solids, and grapple with the questions of “Why..?”, “When…?”, and “How…?” In this class you will learn how to answer these questions by use of computation, deduction, and inductive reasoning. Apart from learning this foundational material, the goal of this course is to train the brain how to think deeply and critically about mathematics, which may be a stark difference from the type of math you’ve learned so far in school.