Calculus
Calculus
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Calculus Series
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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
1/10
Intro to Calc BC
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This prep course will go over the first few units of Calc BC to help incoming students get prepared and stay ahead. Topics will include advanced integration, parametric equations, and polar functions.
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Deepak S
0/10
Calc BC Prep from a Self-Studied 5 Scorer
3rd 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 20 @ 3:30 pm PDT - Integration Intuition (Cartesian and polar coordinate application)
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Anwar R
1/5
AP Calc AB Summer Prep with a 5 Scorer
5th session
Welcome! I'm Diana, a Calc BC 5 scorer + multivariable calc grad. We will learn and practice all lessons of the AP Calc AB curriculum throughout this session. We will focus on a new unit every week until Unit 7 (Please let me know later on if you want lessons on Unit 8, the final unit as well). There will be two sessions a week: the first as a lesson and the second as a practice session. Please come ready to be engaged and learn to get the most out of these lessons! Thank you :)
DM
Diana M
Registration closed.
Review AB + prep BC with a 5-scorer
5th session
This course is for someone who has already taken Calc AB and plan to take Calc BC. We will go over every unit of Calc AB and BC in the order set by the Khan Academy Calc courses.
Syllabus:
AB Review
Unit 1: Limits and continuity
Unit 2: Differentiation: definition and basic derivative rules
Unit 3: Differentiation: composite, implicit, and inverse functions
Unit 4: Contextual applications of differentiation
Unit 5: Applying derivatives to analyze functions
Unit 6: Integration and accumulation of change
Unit 7: Differential equations
Unit 8: Applications of integration
BC PREP:
Unit 9: Parametric equations, polar coordinates, and vector-valued functions
Unit 10: Infinite sequences and series
Things we do per session:
- Review the topics that we are still struggling with in the unit to fill in any previous knowledge gaps.
- Do practice questions related to these topics
- Do the unit test for a more holistic review if we have extra time
- Go over AP exam tips and tricks related to each unit (graphing calculator tips, AP exam question stereotypes, etc.)
Come to each session with scratch papers, papers to take notes on, and specific questions if you have any!
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Jingxuan L
2 spots left!
AP Calculus Summer Session -
6th 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.
JM
Jack M
2/15
Excelling in AP Calculus AB/BC: A Topic-by-Topic Guide for Beginners
8th session
We will deep dive into every topic in the AB/BC curriculum but at a beginner-level, meaning you don't need a strong base of Algebra or Precalculus to excel in the series! Even for learners already acquainted with AP Calc, feel free to join for some review :) The only thing required is regular attendance, so that you can take advantage of the in-depth lessons and practice questions of various difficulties.
If there are any questions about the topics, please feel free to contact us and we will be more than willing to give one-on-one guidance!
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Ashmita G
9/20