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Calculus Series

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Calculus AB Help

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I can help you with any questions related to Calculus AB and topics such as derivatives, integration, and limits.

Abdul Samad M

0/10

Intro to Derivatives

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As the school is starting, this session will help you to get a head start in derivatives, a concept that is seen in both Calc AB and BC! This will be problem solving based sessions.

HyeIn J

4/10

Learn AP Calculus AB!

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Hi everyone! My name is Saathwika. I have taken both AP Calculus AB and BC, and I have scored a 5 on BC with an AB subscore of 5 as well. I'm here to help anyone struggling or wanting to get ahead with this subject. Feel free to join to have fun and learn some math!

Saathwika A

1 spot left!

Calculus AB/BC Practice and Review

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Having trouble grasping certain content from the Calculus AB/BC curriculum? Join in and ask questions about difficult homework problems or concepts from your class that you've been struggling to understand. As a 5 scorer in both the AB and BC domains of the exam, I'll do my very best to give the most helpful lessons and tips to prepare you for the score that you want in May, or a class you're taking in the future.

For times when there aren't any specific weakpoints you see in your calculus skillset, or maybe you just want some extra review, I have access to a wide variety of challenging and engaging practice questions pulled directly from past exams. If there are any problems you're having with calculus material, this is the place to look over it together, in a positive and productive environment that is meant for you to constantly improve.

Seamus M

1/10

Ready, Set, AP Calc! Limits and derivatives journey

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Don’t Panic: It’s Just Calculus!
Buckle up! In this journey ahead, we’ll go from the basics to the practicing problems. Whether you're just starting from scratch or need more review, this ride shall prepare you to conquer limits and derivatives within calculus!

Arpitha S

4/20

1:1 Calculus Help for Sophia N

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This personalized Calculus series is a 1:1 help series for Sophia N.

Aashrith N

Registration closed.

AP Calculus AB/BC Course Breakdown

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As someone has who has gotten a 5 on AP Calc, I can guarantee it is not a Calculus is not something to be messed around with. But in this series you're going to have me. Each week we are are going to have two sessions that cover a bulk of a unit, with me going over all the content in 2 weeks per unit. This way we'll be able to finish the content for AB and most of BC by the end of the semester, hopefully 🤞. (Right now I only have the sessions for Unit 1 up but as we go along I will add more)

Palash P

0/15

Intro to Calculus AB

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Each week we will go over one major concept in Calculus to help you get ahead!

Ivana B

5/10

Calculus I Study Group

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Hi everyone, this session is for Calculus I and will cover the topics in this subject. This course is about being a review session for topics in Calculus I, where I will go through different topics in each class, which will provide as a review and understanding check.

Kirthivarsha S

3/10

Calculus homework walkthroughs and study group

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I will complete assignments as an AP Calc BC student, helping other students as I go through homework, practice FRQS, MCQs and activities in a group-oriented setting. Please be ready to engage, or if you would like to use this more as a time to listen and keep yourself on task doing homework, please feel free to do so as well.

Ava C

1/15

AP Calculus AB Prep

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Hey everyone! 👋
Welcome to this AP Calculus AB Series!
This program is designed to help you learn AP Calculus AB from the ground up.
We’ll cover all the major units, including limits, derivatives, integrals, and their applications, one step at a time.
Each session will may include some warm-up problems, walkthroughs, and AP-style questions (both FRQs and MCQs) to help you build skills and confidence every week.
Be sure to bring a pencil, paper, and calculator so you’re ready to go! 📝
The schedule of this series is subject to change.

Prachi D

1/10

Explore the Limits: How to ACE AP Calculus!

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Welcome!
In this college-level Calculus series hosted by 5-scorer on the AP Calculus Exam. Throughout the school year (August-May), we'll host sessions covering each unit from a typical AP® Calculus course, using repetitive practice as the key to ACING your upcoming exams.

SESSION STRUCTURE
1. Concept introduction
2. Instructor-led Example Problems
3. Guided/Independent Practice

CONTENT SYLLABUS
AP Calculus AB/BC Units
1. Limits and Continuity
2. Differentiation: Definition and Basic Derivative Rules
3. Differentiation: Composite, Implicit, and Inverse Functions
4. Contextual Applications of Differentiation
5. Analytical Applications of Differentiation
6. Integration and Accumulation of Change
7. Differential Equations
8. Applications of Integration
9. Parametric Equations, Polar Coordinates, & Vector-Valued Functions (BC ONLY)
10. Infinite Sequences and Series (BC ONLY)

Henry L

6/12

Calculus I (AP Calculus AB) (First 8 units of BC)

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Full AP Calculus AB course and first 8 units of AP Calculus BC

Radin K

Registration full.

Learn Calc/General Help

2nd session

Hi, my name is Yanlin, and I took the BC exam with a score of 5 on the BC and AB portions. In these sessions, I will go through important Calc topics. Anyone wanting general help with calc is welcome to join!
I will change sessions as necessary.

Yanlin L

4/10

Live Help for Kelvin

2nd session

We will be going over any questions that Kelvin has.

Katie H

1/5

Everything AP Calculus! (Q&A/Help)

2nd session

This series is for anyone who wants help with AP Calculus!
It's perfect if you want to get homework done with aid, or just need help in a certain concept 🚏
You can ask questions, or hone your skills 📖
This is a chill environment so let's get better at Calculus together :)
Hosted every Sunday 7PM EST

Nicolas L

4/10

AP Calculus AB Office Hours w/ a 5 Scorer

2nd session

We will do homework help, have brief lessons on troublesome topics, and hopefully have fun! :)

Diana M

4/10

Calculus I and II study group (AP AB/BC)

2nd session

This course is designed for students who are taking calculus at school or self studying. Each week we will go through calculus practice problems from AP exams, TMUA, and IB papers. These sessions will not be designed to teach the content from scratch but instead to answer questions, address misconceptions, and practice.

Robert R

5/10

Volume Revolution

2nd session

Hey everyone! In this session, I’ll be going over how to find the volume of 3D shapes by rotating 2D graphs around an axis. This is a topic that comes up near the end of AP Calc AB and trips up many students, so I hope to clear it up. I'll go through the concepts, and we’ll do some practice problems together. This is mainly for Opal S, but everyone is welcome to join!

Manas G

0/10

AP Calculus Help/Study Session

2nd session

Bring any questions you have about AP Calculus or any practice problems you would like to work on!

I cover both AP Calculus AB and BC.

NOTE: Sessions are subject to change and many more will be added after

Aashrith N

10/15

1:1 Tutoring for Arseen B

2nd session

We are going over AP Calculus AB content to get ahead in the school year. This is mainly for Arseen B to help with content throughout the school year.

Mandolin C

Registration closed.

[5 SCORER] BEGINNERS AP Calculus AB Foundations (Units 1-2)

2nd session

Hello Calculus students! In this course, you will have Calculus AB explained to you in simple terms, and it is perfect for anybody with any level of Calculus exposure. If you've literally never learned any Calculus before, this is the course for you. We will lay the foundation for this course one step at a time.

Q+A at the end of every session!! Bring your homework or any lingeirng questions and I'll try to answer as many as I can!

There will be a sequel for the rest of the units, too.

Bernice F

2 spots left!

AP BC Calculus study group

2nd session

Each week, we will review current BC calc topics as well as prepare for future units to get a head start.

Kyle L

5/15

College Linear Algebra Study Group

3rd session

Hi Everyone!

Siddharth and Daniel here!

This 10 session long bootcamp aims to teach you college-level linear algebra, following MIT's Open Course Ware's Syllabus. Here's the link: https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/18-06-linear-algebra-spring-2010/.

This bootcamp won't be too intensive, but at the same time will not be too laid back. We expect to meet twice every week, taking 90 minutes per session. Tentatively, we've scheduled to meet every Saturday and Sunday at 10:00 AM EDT. We will be sure to adjust the timings as per demand!

Linear Algebra is essential in reshaping your perspective of the world. You begin to view everything in a form of a vector, matrices, and linear transformations. Linear Algebra plays a fundamental role in understanding key concepts in machine learning and quantum mechanics. Be excited not only to learn more about matrices and vectors, but also about the different real world applications that these concepts can be seen in such as a neat derivation Fourier series - the pinnacle of signal processing - using nothing more than a dash of linear algebra and an elementary fact from a middle school geometry textbook! Enroll now to find out what that is!

Algebra 2 and pre-calculus are pre-requisites. While it is not necessary, it would be great if you have exposure to the basic ideas of calculus!

Expected Results:

1. Understanding and applying matrix computations and ideas, such as:
2. Solve Ax = b for square systems by elimination. (Including pivots, multipliers, back substitution and more.)
3. Abstract vector spaces, basis and dimension.
4. Orthogonalization by Gram-Schmidt, with the best approximation theorem - a crazy powerful result that allows one to come up with way better polynomial approximations to trig functions than a calculus based Taylor series approach.
5. Eigenvalues and eigenvectors.

Siddharth K

8/20