Jeremy L

We will cover everything that is required by College Board for the AP Calculus AB Exam. We will have Topic Questions throughout the series (which will either be used as an engagement activity in a session, or, if another activity is used, they will be assigned as homeowork), Progress Checks (think of them as unit tests), and Practice Exams.

We will cover everything that is required by College Board for the AP Computer Science A Exam. We will have Topic Questions throughout the series (which will either be used as an engagement activity in a session, or, if another activity is used, they will be assigned as homeowork), Progress Checks (think of them as unit tests), Labs (essentially coding projects), and Practice Exams.

At a college level, this series is going to introduce you to the study of motion. Then, it is going to revisit the concepts you worked with in kinematics to explore force, which is the interaction of an object with another object. Topics will include: -Scalars and Vectors in One Dimension -Displacement, Velocity, and Acceleration -Representing motion -Reference frames and relative motion -Systems -Forces and free-body diagrams -Gravitational force You are expected to have completed high school courses in Geometry and Physics, as well as currently studying a high school course in Algebra II. We will have several practice problems and activities to really understand these concepts.

At a college level, we will learn how traits are passed down from one generation to the next. Topics will include: -The process and function of meiosis -The concepts of genetic diversity -Mendel's laws and probability -Non-Mendelian Inheritance -Factors affecting inheritance and gene expression You are expected to have completed a course in biology and a course in chemistry at a high school level.