Introduction to AP Calculus AB + BC

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Introduction to AP Calculus AB + BC

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This series ended on September 3, 2022. All 1:1 and group chats related to this series are disabled 7 days after the last session.

About

We will go though the first few units in Calculus. I will place a specific emphasis on learning about how something works to improve intuitive understanding and adaptability to complex problems.
This course is likely faster paced than what you would experience in school in order to cover most fundamental content. Since this is just for familiarizing content, I plan to leave some of the more complicated cases for your teacher. Feel free to reach out anytime for any questions.

Note: 
- You must have completed precalculus
- Sessions on Saturday start at 6:45 PM rather than the normal 7:00 PM
- I cover about 60% of AB Calculus and 30% of BC Calculus

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Schedule

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Attendance is optional, but please try to make all the sessions to get the most out of this series.

SESSION 1

22

Aug

SESSION 1

Limits and continuity

Mon 11:00 PM - Tue, 12:00 AM UTCAug 22, 11:00 PM - Aug 23, 12:00 AM UTC

Introductions, review of limits, continuity, and basic derivatives.

SESSION 2

25

Aug

SESSION 2

Differentiation: composite, implicit, and inverse functions

Thu 11:00 PM - Fri, 12:00 AM UTCAug 25, 11:00 PM - Aug 26, 12:00 AM UTC

Looking at more advanced derivatives, including implicit differentiation, multi-function derivatives, and a delve into the chain rule from an intuitive angle.

SESSION 3

27

Aug

SESSION 3

Contextual applications of differentiation

Sat 10:45 PM - 11:45 PM UTCAug 27, 10:45 PM - 11:45 PM UTC

Taking a look at related rates and practical applications of derivatives.

SESSION 4

28

Aug

SESSION 4

Contextual applications of differentiation

Sun 11:00 PM - Mon, 12:00 AM UTCAug 28, 11:00 PM - Aug 29, 12:00 AM UTC

Rescheduled from the previous session.

SESSION 5

29

Aug

SESSION 5

Integration and accumulation of change

Mon 11:00 PM - Tue, 12:00 AM UTCAug 29, 11:00 PM - Aug 30, 12:00 AM UTC

Introduction to integrals, and how to calculate them both analytically and visually using Reimann sums and basic rules.

SESSION 6

1

Sep

SESSION 6

Integration and accumulation of change

Thu 11:00 PM - Fri, 12:00 AM UTCSep 1, 11:00 PM - Sep 2, 12:00 AM UTC

More complicated integrals, including integral by parts, partial fractions, and inverse trigonometric functions.

SESSION 7

3

Sep

SESSION 7

Review

Sat 10:45 PM - 11:45 PM UTCSep 3, 10:45 PM - 11:45 PM UTC

A final overview of these topics, and any questions that people may have. We may continue on to basics of differentiation if time permits.

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Aug 22 - Sep 3

2 weeks

60 mins

/ session

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Mondays

11:00PM

Thursdays

11:00PM

Saturdays

10:45PM

Sundays

11:00PM