Calculus
Calculus
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Calculus Series
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Calc BC (FAST PACE) Summer Prep
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We'll get through the full curriculum in a few weeks, which should go over all of the main BC topics. Also welcome to AB students.
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Charlie S
6/10
AP Calculus Prep Course
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Each week, we'll talk about discuss the principles of introductory calculus: limits, derivatives, related rates, Riemann sums, integrals, and series.
This course is closely aligned with the AP Calculus AB and AP Calculus BC curriculum, which has been adapted to fit in the semester timeline. These sessions will prepare you for your AP Calculus class and the exam you will take in May.
**Scheduling may be incomplete. As the course progresses I will add more sessions**
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Christian L
2/30
Calc BC prep and intro
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This is a course made upon the request of Daler, however anyone that sees this course might be fit for them is free to join. We will be going over vital algebra 2 topics that set up foundation for successful calc bc students. We will also prepare for Limits and some Differentiation topics to help you get a headstart.
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V S
0/5
Intro to Calculus
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We will cover the basics of Calculus, including limits, derivatives, integrals, and more! The book we are following: Rogawski's Calculus Early Transcendentals for AP.
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Oscar M
0/10
Get Ahead in AP Calculus® (2025-26)
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In this series we will be going over the AP Calculus AB/BC curriculum in a lecture-style format. This series is perfect for anyone taking AP Calculus in the upcoming school year as we'll work to completely understand and master the major topics (some fun/exciting ones too!). The goal of this series is to help you feel confident and spend time understanding the fundamentals that are needed to get that 5 on the AP Exam.
I taught a similar series last summer and honestly it was such a fun time as all of us as a group got to understand and solidify the concepts. You can view last year's material here- http://ap-calc-sbc.netlify.app. There will be new lecture notes and problem sets this summer, so feel free to go ahead and look through the site ahead of time.
Course structure: Instead of using existing lecture notes or following the order of the AP Calc curriculum, I have optimized the structure of our sessions so that we maximize the time learning important concepts and for understanding them. At the end, you will end up learning majority of the course. And by doing the practice problem sets (discussed later), you could master the entire curriculum.
Lecture Notes: These will be posted in advance of about 2-3 sessions. You do not have to worry about printing them as they would be very minimal and I promote the idea of writing as I go so we all can stay at a good pace. Please write along as I do so that you can take the complete benefit of our sessions.
Practice Problem Set and Homework: While each session will be done with the assumption that you haven't done the practice problems, they are still there for your benefit. However, in my many semesters of being in calculus classes, those who grind practice problems are the most successful. There is almost a direct correlation.
Questions/Talk to me: I will dedicate my time to entirely ensuring that every student in my session is able to understand the concepts completely. I will always be available to ensure that you understand the concepts and practice problems. And if you have any other questions about high school, college admissions, etc, feel free to let me know!
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Ammar R
5/30
🚀Launch to AP Calc AB 🚀
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With a 5 scorer, prepare for AP Calculus AB during the summer by learning and practicing material from the first few units covered in the exam! Every week, we will go over topics from the first 3 units and work on AP-level exam questions. All your questions are welcome!
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Ayushi S
3/10
Fun with Integrals: Exploring Cool Calculus Problems
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In this session, we’ll tackle integrals involving clever substitutions, symmetry, and surprising cancellations, covering trigonometric, rational, and improper integrals with elegant solutions. We’ll solve problems step-by-step, discuss alternative methods, and explore the intuition behind each technique. If time permits, we’ll also try some challenging problems from the MIT Integration Bee for extra fun and practice.
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Anna P
0/10
Intro to Differentiation for Beginners
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Hi guys, my friend Clover and I are going to go over the basics of differentiation: basic derivative rules, specific scenarios, and examples!
Derivative Rules:
First Principles/Limit Definition, Power Rule, Product Rule, Chain Rule, and Quotient Rule.
Specific Scenarios:
Derivatives of e^x, other exponential functions, trigonometric functions, and logarithmic functions.
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Christian M
0/30
Why Calculus Works: A Beginner’s Tour of Real Analysis
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Have you ever wondered why the rules of calculus work the way they do? In this session, we’ll explore the foundational ideas of real analysis that give calculus its rigour and precision. We’ll introduce concepts like the epsilon delta definition of a limit, what it truly means for a function to be continuous, and how to begin thinking in proofs. This session is designed for students who have studied or are currently studying calculus and are curious about the "why" behind the formulas. No experience with proof-writing is required, just curiosity and a willingness to think more deeply about familiar ideas.
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Anna P
0/10
Limits and Continuity Lesson
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This lesson will cover the basics of Limits and Continuity. I will answer any questions and provide many problems to practice.
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Omer T
0/20
AP Calculus BC Summer Prep
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Hello, everyone. Welcome to the AP Calculus BC Summer Prep Series. This program is designed to help you get a basic understanding of Calculus BC concepts. We plan to cover all of the major concepts including limits, derivatives, integrals, series, and parametric/polar functions. However, more time will be spent on the BC concepts. Each session will include starter problems, concept walkthroughs, and AP-style problems (both MCQ and FRQ). Make sure to be prepared with paper, pencil, and a calculator. This series will run from mid July to mid August
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Om S
0/20
Preparing for AP Calc + Multivar Calc Office Hours
2nd session
Drop in to get help from a 5 scorer + post-Multivariable Calc student!
I have experience self-studying the AP Calc curriculum prior to taking the course as well.
I can cover anything material in the AP Calculus BC curriculum, as well as most of Multivariable Calculus.
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Seojin(prefer Isabella) P
4/15
Get Ready for AP Calculus AB
2nd session
We will try to cover as many units from the AP Calculus AB curriculum as possible over the summer. Each session will have a period of time for learning and to then applying the learning and ask any questions. By the end of this series, you will be well prepared to succeed in the first few months of your AP Calculus AB class!
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Ashwini K
2 spots left!
AP Calculus AB Summer Prep Camp
2nd session
Each week, we’ll cover a new unit from the AP Calculus AB curriculum. There will be two sessions per week—one focused on learning new content, and the other dedicated to reviewing the material and answering any questions. By the end of the camp, you’ll be well-prepared to succeed in the first few months of your AP Calculus AB class.
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Amrit M
7 spots left!
Calculus — An Intuitive Approach (From a 5 scorer)!
2nd session
An introduction to AP Calculus BC. We are covering the first part of AP Calc to prepare for the school year.
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Anish P
2/5
Calc BC Prep from a Self-Studied 5 Scorer
2nd session
People often speak of calculus as some difficult obstacle to overcome, but it becomes really easy when you learn it from the geometric perspective. Throughout this series, we'll go through all of Calc BC, but we'll also go more in-depth into certain topics when we can find geometric insight and intuition.
Future sessions will be planned alongside learners:
Upcoming Session(s):
July 13 @ 4 pm PDT - Basic Derivative Rules with Geometric Intuition (bring ANY problems you have, and we'll go over them if we have time)
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Anwar R
1/5
Review of Unit 2 AP Calculus BC
2nd session
I will be going over all of unit two in AP Calculus BC. These will be the very basics and will help you prepare for later more difficult units like integration, which is covered in AP Calculus BC.
This includes:
1. Average and Instantaneous rate of change at a certain point
2. Derivatives of functions and derivative notation
3. Determining where derivatives do or do not exist
4. Power, product, quotient, and chain rule
5. General Derivative rules
6. Derivatives of trig, exponential, and logarithmic functions
I am also open to any questions on differentiation. I would also like to cover derivatives on composite functions, and implicit differentiation. This is part of Unit 3, excluding differentiation with inverse trig. The concepts in Unit 2 are the main focus for the session.
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Dhruva V
0/5
AP Calculus BC Office Hours
2nd session
Each week, I will host Q&A's about concepts and questions in AP Calculus BC. I willl also be going over certain concepts and problems that students can take a sneak peak at in the BC part of Calculus specifically, so please feel free to stop by with a question!
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June K
1/10
AP Calculus Office Hours
2nd session
I am familiar with AB and most of BC. This session is for you to ask questions and we can also do problems.
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Ari S
1/10
Live Help for Kelvin
3rd session
We will be going over any calculus related questions that Kelvin has.
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Katie H
1/5
Getting Ready for Calculus-- Summer Prep! ☀️
3rd session
Hello, my name's Elle and I'm super excited to have you in this class! After getting a 5 on my AP Calc BC exam last year, I decided to make this class to help you do the same: to put you on a path toward getting a great score on your AP exam this year while acing your calculus class!
Goals of this course:
- Sharpen pre-calc & algebra skills ✏️
- Get a head start on calculus concepts such as limits, derivatives, and integrals ⏩
- Ask questions about any specific topics, whether related to the math or the exam itself 💭
Good luck on your Calculus course this year-- I'm excited to work with you to get a head start in math.
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Elle M
16/30
Calculus Summer Preparation
3rd session
This tutoring series will give you an introduction to calc bc topics, so you walk into class knowing a little bit of everything, think of it as a head start.
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Sai C
2/15
AP Calculus Summer Session -
4th session
Each week, we’ll cover a new unit from the AP Calculus BC curriculum. There will be two sessions per week for lessons and I will run a 3rd optional sessions for questions regarding what we learned during the week. By the end of the camp, you’ll be well-prepared to succeed in the first few months of your AP Calculus BC class. Topics that we cover will include Derivatives, Integrals, Limits, and some essential BC topics like advanced integration techniques.
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Jack M
2/15
Calculus Summer Prep/Help
4th session
I will be covering each unit of BC Calculus as well as other math topics by request each session.
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Jake N
5/10