This series is meant to teach you how to code in C++ as well as introduce you to some common computer science topics. No prior programming knowledge is necessary. I'll be using VS Code for programming, though if you have another preference, that will work. We'll start with installing VS Code (if necessary) and eventually work on some real-world projects.

This is an office hours session made for Billy J to help them understand some calculus topics.

In this series, we'll review topics for the AP Calculus Exam. Whether you're in AB or BC, we'll cover things that will be useful to both. All you need to come prepared with is something to write down problems on, a calculator for selected problems, and yourself, of course.

This series will focus on preparation for the AP Physics C E&M Exam. We'll go over all (or at least the most important) topics in the course through practice problems, concept review, and any other activities that would best fit those in attendance. All you need to bring with you to the session are something to write with (i.e., paper and pencil, iPad, etc.), a calculator (make sure it's approved by College Board), and yourself. I'm glad to help y'all out as you head into the AP exam!

This series will focus on preparation for the AP Physics C Mechanics Exam. We'll go over all (or at least the most important) topics in the course through practice problems, concept review, and any other activities that would best fit those in attendance. All you need to bring with you to the session are something to write with (i.e., paper and pencil, iPad, etc.), a calculator (make sure it's approved by College Board), and yourself. I'm glad to help y'all out as you head into the AP exam!

This series will cover all of the concepts in Unit 10 of the AP Calculus BC curriculum. We'll discuss concepts such as convergence/divergence tests, error bounds, and the Taylor series. Whether learning these things for the first time or just reviewing for the AP exam, this is a great way to exercise your brain and prepare. I'd recommend bringing something to take notes with and write down your work for problems. Some problems we do may require a calculator, though we'll mostly stick to ones that can be done without. Other than that, all you need to bring is yourself.

I've tutored 4 bootcamps thus far and enjoy talking about trigonometry the most. I've loved tutoring this series as it satisfies me to help others improve their scores. Join this Onboarding Session required for Tutors participating in their first SAT Bootcamp! You’ll go over useful tutoring skills and have the chance to meet other Bootcamp tutors like you.

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.).

This is an optional supplemental training meant for SAT Bootcamp tutors.

This series is created for Ayona J to help her with Static Electricity, Electrostatic Series, Methods of charging (1. Charging by friction 2. Charging by contact 3. Charging by induction,) Discharging (1. Grounding 2. Discharging at a point 3. Exposure to air,) Conductors, Insulators, and Parts of a Circuit.

This College Admissions Workshop on Finding Your Fit is a virtual 4-week workshop designed to provide you with structure and support to build your college list.

This session is created specifically for Jai P to help them with rotational dynamics for AP Physics C.

This session is created specifically for Jai P to help them with rotational dynamics for AP Physics C.

I've tutored 2 Bootcamps thus far and have greatly enjoyed tutoring anything related to math. If I had to pick a favorite, I'd say trigonometry. I've greatly enjoyed helping learners increase their SAT scores, and I'm glad to help you all as you do the same. Join this Onboarding Session required for Tutors participating in their first SAT Bootcamp! You’ll go over useful tutoring skills and have the chance to meet other Bootcamp tutors like you.

This is an optional supplemental training meant for SAT Bootcamp tutors.

I've tutored 2 Bootcamps thus far and have greatly enjoyed tutoring anything related to math. If I had to pick a favorite, I'd say trigonometry. I've greatly enjoyed helping learners increase their SAT scores, and I'm glad to help you all as you do the same. Join this Onboarding Session required for Tutors participating in their first SAT Bootcamp! You’ll go over useful tutoring skills and have the chance to meet other Bootcamp tutors like you.

This session is created specifically to help Doreen L with their APUSH and AP Gov FRQs.

If you have any DBQs/LEQs you're having trouble with or just need to strengthen, I'll help you with it. All you need to do is bring your DBQ/LEQ to the session and I'll be your assistanct.

We'll be going over how to solve circuit problems using calculus. This is equivalent to what you'd see in an electricity and magnetism course or the AP Physics C: E&M curriculum.

We'll cover the basics of differential equations, taught in a Calculus 1 and 2 class and on the AP Calculus curriculum. The only necessary experience is knowing how to calculate derivatives and integrals.

Each week we'll be going over multiple choice and FRQ questions from the AP Computer Science A exam. The first half of the session will be for taking the exam and in the second half we'll go over any problems any of you need assistance with.

Bring any DBQs/LEQs for APUSH, AP World, or AP Euro that you're having trouble with or just need a little assistance with and I'll help you out to maximize points.

This College Admissions Workshop on Finding Your Fit is a virtual 4-week workshop designed to provide you with structure and support to build your college list. In this workshop, you will: - Learn how to evaluate colleges across key factors like academics, campus life, location, and cost to find your best matches - Use online tools and resources to research schools thoroughly, looking beyond rankings to discover what makes each unique - Create a balanced list of reach, target, and safety schools that align with your academic profile and preferences - Develop strategies for exploring colleges through virtual tours, campus visits, and conversations with students and staff

Come with questions about anything relating to physics and I'll help you answer them.

Come with questions over anything you need help with and I'll assist you with it.

Come with questions over anything related to calculus that you need assistance with and I'll help you.

I'll help you out with anything you need assistance with. Come with questions for me and I'll assist you with them.

We'll be going over the fundamentals of integration, how to calculate an integral, and applying it towards real-world scenarios.

We'll be going over a bunch of practice problems that cover everything in the first 5 units of the AP Calculus curriculum. If anyone has a question about a specific topic, I'd be happy to pause to go into more detail about it.

We'll be going over a variety of practice problems that will cover everything from the first 4 units of the AP Physics 1: Algebra Based curriculum.

We'll be going over a bunch of practice problems that cover everything in the first 5 units of the AP Calculus curriculum. If anyone has a question about a specific topic, I'd be happy to pause to go into more detail about it.

Come with questions over anything related to the AP Computer Science A curriculum and I'll assist you with it.

Come with questions over anything relating to physics and I'll help you with them.

Come with questions about anything you need help with and I'll assist you.

This will be an opportunity for you to ask me anything you need help with relating to calculus.

Ask me anything you need help with over calculus or a related math.

Ask me anything related to physics that you need assistance with.

This is an opportunity for you to ask me any questions relating to physics that you may need help with.

We'll cover everything dealing with intermolecular forces in general chemistry, which is equivalent to Unit 3 of AP Chemistry. We'll also dive into topics like kinetic molecular theory and spectroscopy. Whether you're in high school or college, I'm excited to work with you.

We'll mainly be practicing questions relating to applications of derivatives (i.e. related rates, concavity). The only necessary experience is knowing what a derivative is and how to calculate it.

We'll go over topics relating to electrostatics (electric forces, fields, potential, and Gausses Law). We will be using calculus to solve problems. This is meant to resemble what you'd see in a college electricity and magnetism class or the AP Physics C: E&M course.

This College Admissions Workshop on The Application is a virtual 2-week workshop that will provide you with information and support to submit your college applications. In this workshop, you will: - Learn the purpose of each part of the application - Understand how and when to apply and strategies to consider when making your plan - Complete drafts of frequently required parts of the application, such as lists of activities & experiences, and honors & awards - Work alongside other students who are also preparing to apply to college.

We'll cover the essentials needed for the AP exam and practice with problems ranging from easy to difficult. I'll go more in-depth on any topics the group feels they need more help with, so come with questions.

We'll review what a derivative is and the basic rules, then practice applying them to real-world scenarios and common problems seen in AP Calculus.

This College Admissions Workshop on The Application is a virtual 2-week workshop that will provide you with information and support to submit your college applications. In this workshop, you will: - Learn the purpose of each part of the application - Understand how and when to apply and strategies to consider when making your plan - Complete drafts of frequently required parts of the application, such as lists of activities & experiences, and honors & awards - Work alongside other students who are also preparing to apply to college.