We are going to cover the introduction for the Calculus BC class.

we will be going through a few practice problems on applications of integration

We will go over some applications of integrals including the area between two graphs.

This series is for AP calculus help for Joshua who requested 1 on 1 tutoring with me

We will be going through some of the review of antiderivatives/integrals and their rules, mean value theorem, area between curve(s) and the x-axis, sigma notation, and the fundamental theorem of calculus.

Each week we will go though FRQ topics about different units in preparation for the AP Exam! Feel free to drop by when we are going over a topic of your choice. The units will be: 1-Kinematics 2-Dynamics 3-Torque 4-Work, Power and Energy 5-Momentum and Impulse 6-Rotational Motion 7-Gravitation 8-Oscillations

We will be going over common integration techniques.

We will go through some integration techniques and review.

We will go through differentiation techniques and start at a very basic level.

We will be going through the electromagnetism unit in AP Physics 2. -Right hand Rules -Motional EMF equations -Magnetic Flux & Faraday's law

This series is designed for students preparing for the AP Calculus exams in May and will be geared towards trying to solve each of the 9 main problems seen on the AP FRQ section: -Tables -Graph analysis -Rates & accumulation -particle motion -Differential Equations -Area/Volume -Implicit Differentiation -Function mash-up Sessions will focus on solving practice problems, with occasional lecture reviews as needed. Please bring something to write with!!!

This series is designed for those wishing to prepare for one of the AP Calculus exams in May. This can also work for those currently in college looking to prepare for their final exams or anyone who's interested in going over the content. The sessions will primarily consist of reviewing practice problems and some lecture reviews if necessary. All you need to come prepared with is something to write down your work for the problems (e.g., paper and pencil, iPad, etc.).

We'll work through a different topic each session as an intuitive introduction into calculus. We are going to introduce the idea of a limit and a derivative, and learn about the applications of both of these. Feel free to drop by if you would like to prepare for your upcoming calculus class, or if you just want to learn something new! Some prerequisite knowledge is Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Geometry, Trigonometry.