This will mostly be an advanced mechanics course, don't be too intimidated as some of the hardest questions in those books are difficult for me as well. We'll be tackling them together and hopefully, I can get you to see the beauty in the subject the same way I do.

-> Learn from outside, whether it be through a textbook or Khan Academy. -> Ask conceptual or bring in problems to solve during class -> Go over as a group, highly individualized. -> Think of topics more conceptually and prove some theorems that are often just memorized for fun. Qualifications: Got a 5 in AP Calc BC as a sophmore self studying, enjoys math lol.

Any type of generic calculus help with any type of unit in any calculus course. Avoid sitting through long lectures on stuff you already know and get to the meat of what troubles you. Also, have some fun!.

Come in and ask questions, don't need to have to listen to pointless information and get the help you need! Qualifications: Got a 5 on BC and got an A in Calc 3 and 4

Hello folks, I like math and I like to teach. I got a 5 on the AP Calc BC exam and will take you through a proof-based version of calculus that will help with understanding calculus at a deeper level. Not only will we do learn the rules and do problems, but also delve into the thought process behind these rules and how they can be reformatted. Sessions will be added as the series go on and they will usually be an hour long but can go longer if people wish to ask questions. There will be two lectures every week with one focused on concept teaching and proofs and the other on Q and A on various problems regarding that concept over the weekend around 10 pm est.