This series will be a brief introduction to limits and derivatives and can serve as a bridge from precalculus to calculus. No prior calculus knowledge required. By the end of the series, you will be familiar with limits and derivatives.

This series will be a brief introduction to limits and derivatives and can serve as a bridge from precalculus to calculus. No prior calculus knowledge required. By the end of the series, you will be familiar with limits and derivatives.

This series will be on series. We will cover what series are, how to test series, and applications of series. By the end of this series, you will be comfortable with series. Prerequisite knowledge: you should be comfortable with Calculus AB / Calc 1 material.

This series is on series. We will cover what series are, how to test series, and applications of series. By the end of this series, you will be knowledgeable about series. Prerequisite knowledge: you should be comfortable with Calculus AB / Calc 1 material.

Do you want to get better at integration? Maybe learn some more advanced techniques to help you out? In this 1-week series, we will cover many of the basic integration techniques covered in calculus 1 and 2 courses and try a variety of practice problems ranging from easy to difficult. You should be comfortable with calculus 1/AB material to join.

This series is for people who want to know how to correctly use statistics beyond just answering math questions on a test. Having taken a dedicated statistics class is not necessary to join (though I assume you know what mean/median/mode are, etc). We will cover topics including normal distributions, study designs, sampling distributions, confidence intervals, and significance tests. For those who are taking AP statistics next year, this can serve as a great preview to many of the topics you will be covering. The session will last about 2 weeks, though this depends on how many days a week we choose to meet.

In this 2 week long series, we will survey some of the material from the Calculus BC course. This series is best suited for those who have taken Calculus AB or Calculus 1 and will be taking Calculus 2.

This session will cover all of the key concepts in Calculus AB, from limits to integrals, while seeking to understand what we are doing rather than just how to do it. This session is best for those reviewing calculus, though those just learning it are welcome to join. By the end of this session, you will be able to complete the Course Challenge for Calculus AB on Khan Academy.