Hello! I'm mainly hosting this series to see if anyone is interested in pursuing competitive programming, but isn't sure where to start. This series will mainly serve on how to get started with competitive programming, but also an introduction to the discipline itself as well for those who are new. I will show you the best ways to learn the language of your choice (i.e. Python, C++) and how to prepare for USACO contests. You will also learn why you should do competitive programming, and the huge boosts you get on not only college applications, but for the wide industry in CS as well :)

This class will be focused upon the textbook "The American Pageant" with PDF notes provided for all 41 chapters. We will review key themes like the French and Indian War, Precolonial America, the Gilded Age, among many more topics. Sessions will be added as time progresses.

This series is for serious learners only. We will be covering Geometry, Quadratics, and Statistics in Depth. The easier topics like Linear Equations and Complex Numbers are examples of what will not be touched upon. We will take 2 full Math Practice Tests in this course (Not from Collegeboard).

Number of Sessions: 22 Subject: SAT Math Resources: Provided Problem Sets, Notes, and Guide As a bonus, you will receive the following from me: - Handwritten, PDF Notes - Interactive Problem Sets / Practice Questions - 10 Full Length Math Practice Tests - Test Book PDF Handouts (College Panda) Qualifications? - As in Math Classes (School and Outside) - Consistent 800 SAT Math Scorer (Practice Tests)