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AP Calculus AB/BC Full Course (and AP prep)

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26 sessions

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This comprehensive course covers all the material in AP Calculus AB and BC, including limits, derivatives, integrals, infinite series, and more, with a strong emphasis on AP exam preparation.
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Prerequisites: Pre-calculus or trigonometry (concurrent calculus enrollment is helpful, but not required).
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The course follows a lecture-homework format, with a week between sessions to allow the material to sink in. Exercises will be provided, and completing them is highly recommended to solidify your understanding. Weekly office hours offer personalized support, and assessments at the end of each major unit—Limits, Derivatives, Integrals, and Infinite Series—will help gauge progress and comprehension.

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Hi! I'm a Junior in high school who self-studies primarily Mathematics. Currently, reading Topology by Munkres' and Algebra by Hungerford with plans to further my studies in Algebra and Analysis, as well as Discrete math and Physics later on. I have a passion for math and plan to have some fun tutoring math and other subjects on here.

Schedule

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✋ ATTENDANCE POLICY

Please show up to as many sessions as you can. If you must miss a session, please message me beforehand. It is crucial to attend as many sessions as possible to avoid missing out on material!

AP Calc AB students may skip the lessons I stated they may skip, as those will cover topics only covered on the BC exam.

Office Hour sessions are not required to join, only show up if you have questions.

SESSION 3

26

Dec

SESSION 3

Limits and continuity

Thu 10:30 PM - Fri, 12:30 AM UTCDec 26, 10:30 PM - Dec 27, 12:30 AM UTC

Today, we will work through the rest of limits and continuity, working through examples and all the different techniques needed to evaluate limits.

SESSION 4

27

Dec

SESSION 4

Office Hours

Fri 10:30 PM - 11:45 PM UTCDec 27, 10:30 PM - 11:45 PM UTC

This is an office hours session to ask any questions you have from last lesson.

SESSION 5

2

Jan

SESSION 5

Differentiation: definition and basic derivative rules

Thu 10:30 PM - Fri, 12:30 AM UTCJan 2, 10:30 PM - Jan 3, 12:30 AM UTC

Today we will define Differentiation. Before calculus, there was no way to find the slope at a particular value, however using the concept of a limit, it is possible to make sense of this. The derivative has numerous applications in business and finance, physics, and many other areas, as we will see later in this course.

SESSION 6

3

Jan

SESSION 6

Office Hours

Fri 10:30 PM - 11:45 PM UTCJan 3, 10:30 PM - 11:45 PM UTC

This is an office hours session to ask any questions you have from last lesson.

SESSION 7

8

Jan

SESSION 7

Differentiation: composite, implicit, and inverse functions

Wed 10:30 PM - Thu, 12:30 AM UTCJan 8, 10:30 PM - Jan 9, 12:30 AM UTC

Today, we will learn more about differentiation, learning how to take the derivative of more tricky functions, like implicit or inverse functions. These are crucial to further expand what types of functions we can differentiate, potentially without even knowing an explicit expression for the function.

SESSION 8

10

Jan

SESSION 8

Office Hours

Fri 10:30 PM - 11:45 PM UTCJan 10, 10:30 PM - 11:45 PM UTC

This is an office hours session to ask any questions you have from last lesson.

SESSION 9

15

Jan

SESSION 9

Contextual applications of differentiation

Wed 10:30 PM - Thu, 12:30 AM UTCJan 15, 10:30 PM - Jan 16, 12:30 AM UTC

Today we will learn all sorts of derivative applications. What shape container minimizes surface area for a set volume? How do we maximize profit? Minimize costs? These are all things we will cover today. We'll also learn how to analyze functions with their derivatives. When is a function concave up? How about concave down? Increasing or decreasing? These are all things we'll cover today. We'll wrap up derivatives today and head into integrals next.

SESSION 10

17

Jan

SESSION 10

Office Hours

Fri 10:30 PM - 11:45 PM UTCJan 17, 10:30 PM - 11:45 PM UTC

This is an office hours session to ask any questions you have from last lesson.

SESSION 11

22

Jan

SESSION 11

Integration and accumulation of change

Wed 10:30 PM - Thu, 12:30 AM UTCJan 22, 10:30 PM - Jan 23, 12:30 AM UTC

Today we will define the integral. Ever wondered how to find the area of weird shapes? Today we'll learn how, and how that surprising relates to derivatives.

SESSION 12

29

Jan

SESSION 12

Integration and accumulation of change

Wed 10:30 PM - Thu, 12:30 AM UTCJan 29, 10:30 PM - Jan 30, 12:30 AM UTC

Today, we will learn several techniques on how to integrate a function. Just like derivatives, there are several tricks up our sleeve we can use to help us solve integrals.

SESSION 13

5

Feb

SESSION 13

Integration and accumulation of change

Wed 10:30 PM - Thu, 12:30 AM UTCFeb 5, 10:30 PM - Feb 6, 12:30 AM UTC

Today, we will learn more techniques to help integrate functions. We will build on the techniques we made in the last lesson and wrap up the computational aspect of integrals today. AP Calc AB students may skip this lesson (or join if you want to learn some more calculus!)

SESSION 14

12

Feb

SESSION 14

Differential equations

Wed 10:30 PM - Thu, 12:30 AM UTCFeb 12, 10:30 PM - Feb 13, 12:30 AM UTC

Today, we will learn how to apply our knowledge of integrals to solve basic differential equations. These equations are incredibly useful in areas like engineering, but for the AP test we only need to know the basics.

SESSION 15

19

Feb

SESSION 15

Applications of integration

Wed 10:30 PM - Thu, 12:30 AM UTCFeb 19, 10:30 PM - Feb 20, 12:30 AM UTC

Today, we will learn how to apply our knowledge of integrals to solve real world problems. How do you find the amount of water in a container given the rate it's going in? How do we find a population given the rate it's growing? These are all questions we will answer today.

SESSION 16

26

Feb

SESSION 16

Parametric equations, polar coordinates, and vector-valued functions

Wed 10:30 PM - Thu, 12:30 AM UTCFeb 26, 10:30 PM - Feb 27, 12:30 AM UTC

Today, we will cover a lot, from parametric equations, polar coordinates, and vector-valued functions. We will look at how these work and how they differ from the usual, rectangular coordinate functions we all know and love. AP Calc AB students may skip this lesson (or join if you want to learn some more calculus!)

SESSION 17

5

Mar

SESSION 17

Parametric equations, polar coordinates, and vector-valued functions

Wed 10:30 PM - Thu, 12:30 AM UTCMar 5, 10:30 PM - Mar 6, 12:30 AM UTC

Today, we will wrap up parametric equations,  polar coordinates, and vector-valued functions, building on what we learned in last session. AB students may skip this lesson (or join if you want to learn some more calculus!)

SESSION 18

12

Mar

SESSION 18

Infinite sequences and series

Wed 10:30 PM - Thu, 12:30 AM UTCMar 12, 10:30 PM - Mar 13, 12:30 AM UTC

Today, we will cover infinite series and sequences, what they are, and what it means to converge or diverge. We will later expand on these in the next session. AP Calc AB students may skip this lesson (or join if you want to learn some more calculus!)

SESSION 19

19

Mar

SESSION 19

Infinite sequences and series

Wed 10:30 PM - Thu, 12:30 AM UTCMar 19, 10:30 PM - Mar 20, 12:30 AM UTC

Today is the final session before AP review! You've made it this far, and I'm incredibly proud of all of you. Today we will wrap up our last topic, convergence and divergence tests, as well as any other important information you should know for the AP exam. The rest of this course will be weekly AP review. AP Calc AB students may skip this lesson (or join if you want to learn some more calculus!)

SESSION 20

26

Mar

SESSION 20

AP Calculus

Wed 10:30 PM - Thu, 12:30 AM UTCMar 26, 10:30 PM - Mar 27, 12:30 AM UTC

This is an AP Calc AB/BC Exam Prep session. We will go over AP type questions, past AP exams, and anything else to help prepare you for the AP test.

SESSION 21

2

Apr

SESSION 21

AP Calculus

Wed 10:30 PM - Thu, 12:30 AM UTCApr 2, 10:30 PM - Apr 3, 12:30 AM UTC

This is an AP Calc AB/BC Exam Prep session. We will go over AP type questions, past AP exams, and anything else to help prepare you for the AP test.

SESSION 22

9

Apr

SESSION 22

AP Calculus

Wed 10:30 PM - Thu, 12:30 AM UTCApr 9, 10:30 PM - Apr 10, 12:30 AM UTC

This is an AP Calc AB/BC Exam Prep session. We will go over AP type questions, past AP exams, and anything else to help prepare you for the AP test.

SESSION 23

16

Apr

SESSION 23

AP Calculus

Wed 10:30 PM - Thu, 12:30 AM UTCApr 16, 10:30 PM - Apr 17, 12:30 AM UTC

This is an AP Calc AB/BC Exam Prep session. We will go over AP type questions, past AP exams, and anything else to help prepare you for the AP test.

SESSION 24

23

Apr

SESSION 24

AP Calculus

Wed 10:30 PM - Thu, 12:30 AM UTCApr 23, 10:30 PM - Apr 24, 12:30 AM UTC

This is an AP Calc AB/BC Exam Prep session. We will go over AP type questions, past AP exams, and anything else to help prepare you for the AP test.

SESSION 25

30

Apr

SESSION 25

AP Calculus

Wed 10:30 PM - Thu, 12:30 AM UTCApr 30, 10:30 PM - May 1, 12:30 AM UTC

This is an AP Calc AB/BC Exam Prep session. We will go over AP type questions, past AP exams, and anything else to help prepare you for the AP test.

SESSION 26

7

May

SESSION 26

AP Calculus

Wed 10:30 PM - Thu, 12:30 AM UTCMay 7, 10:30 PM - May 8, 12:30 AM UTC

This is our last AP study session and the last session of the course! I wish everyone good luck on their exams, and the best of luck in their future studies. It was awesome getting to know each and every one of you, and I want to say thank you. We will go over AP type questions, past AP exams, and anything else to help prepare you for the AP test.

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Dec 18 - May 8

21 weeks

75 - 120 mins

/ session

Next session on December 26, 2024

SCHEDULE

Wednesdays

10:30PM