We will cover the several rules of differentiation! Feel free to bring your own problems/questions! If you don't have any, not to worry- I will have plenty for you!!

I am back to host another wonderful series: VECTOR CALCULUS! I hope you all can join! This series will cover the content of a semester of college Vector Calculus PREREQ: Calculus 1 and Calculus 2 OR Successful Completion of AP® Calculus BC why Prereq? It is expected that you know how to take derivatives and integrals of single variable functions! STRUCTURE: 1. Lecture (45-60 min) 2. Homework *repeat above until unit is complete* 3. Problem Set for the Unit 4. Unit TEST Here is the syllabus for the series: Main Topics: 1. Vectors and the Geometry of Space 2. Partial Derivatives 3. Multiple Integrals Subtopics in Vector Calculus: 4. Vector fields 5. Line integrals 6. Green's theorem 7. Curl, gradient, and the divergence of a vector field 8. Flux of a vector field 9. Stokes Theorem 10. The Divergence Theorem

Each week, I will take the input from each learner and teach a topic that has been requested, up to a maximum of three topics. Ensure that each week you request a topic, or I will. If u don't, you might have to give a few minutes during the session. DM me, and I can help you.

We will cover everything that is required by College Board for the AP Calculus AB Exam. We will have Topic Questions throughout the series (which will either be used as an engagement activity in a session, or, if another activity is used, they will be assigned as homeowork), Progress Checks (think of them as unit tests), and Practice Exams.

Each session, we will go over a topic, possibly do practice, and then I will assign additional Practice if needed.

Feel free to drop by if you need any help with topics covering Calculus 1/AP Calculus AB! I will try my best to answer any questions that you may have, or to go over any topics that you'd like to review as well.

We will be practicing questions for AP Calculus BC Units 1-5 - Differentiation

Each week, we will go over a calc AB topic of your choice.

I will be covering Units 1-8 of the Collegeboard AP Calculus AB course. I will be following the Collegeboard curriculum. This course will require around 1-2 hours of work outside of our sessions because I am very briefly running through these topics (each unit has 5-14 topics) as a prep course for AP Calc AB. By the beginning of August, my goal is to cover all of Unit 1, so that you are all prepared for the upcoming school year. During our sessions, I encourage you to ask questions and try your best to participate and work through problems.

Do you need help with u-sub? You've come to the right place! If you're struggling with u-substitution, we can work through it.

Each week, we will go over the units of AP Calculus AB. We will also do various levels of practice questions and feel free to ask some of your questions that you may have. This would be a flexible series in terms of being able to change what units will be covered when based on the pace. Do bring some writing materials and if possible some questions regarding the topic to be answered. Prior knowledge is not necessary but would be helpful as we will go over the units from the start.

We can go over Unit 1-2 Calc and go over any chosen questions.

Join my AP Calculus AB Office Hours for personalized support and targeted guidance on challenging calculus topics. Whether you're struggling with derivatives, integrals, or limits, these sessions offer a collaborative space where you can ask questions, review complex problems, and deepen your understanding of key concepts. Designed to cater to your individual learning pace, I’ll help you strengthen your calculus skills, improve problem-solving strategies, and boost your confidence for the AP exam.

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.

We will be going over the full AP Calculus BC units in details and do regular practices. 1 Unit will be covered across 2 sessions to give time to understand the concept and practice when examples. We are flexible to change the pace toward's the learner's understanding.

I'll go over everything you need to know about derivatives from Units 2 and 3 Of the AP Calculus BC exam.

We will be thoroughly going over every unit from AP Calculus AB/BC. Keep in mind, AP Calculus AB & BC have the same lessons and content, excluding Unit 9 & 10 which aren't offered for AP Calculus AB. We will provide ample problems and examples. Slideshows are available online in the drive: [https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/1gsUKkR2I8HWGUFqp4Hb9q6pU3rfJYthB](https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/1gsUKkR2I8HWGUFqp4Hb9q6pU3rfJYthB) Content in the slides may be added throughout the sessions as applicable. Additionally, we host schoolhouse.world practice problem sets to further check your understanding. With a mix of independent work and avid participation throughout our series, you will walk out of this series with a guaranteed 5 and a love for Calculus!

Each week, we'll work on AP Calculus BC units, starting from the beginning with a review. We'll progress at a pace that fits our group, which I anticipate will follow many school curriculums. At the end of each session, you can ask any questions you may have (think: assignments, conceptual, etc.)! I will continue to add sessions (same time, same day, as the session progresses) Looking forward to working with you! 💗

Each week, we will cover AP CALCULUS BC and there will be review sessions once in a while.

This group is for Calculus students to learn math together!

Each Monday, we'll go over calculus topics related to implicit differentiation- if you need to work on implicit differentiation or related rates homework with some help or encouragement, or if you're confused by those topics, this is the place for you!

Each week we shall go over AP Calculus concepts from the perspective of a real mathematician. We shall cover the true logic behind calculus–the logic that school's dont cover such that you can truly understand the subject.

This is office hours for anyone struggling with integration or having questions about it. Homework help is also fine. This session is first come first serve and based on the amount of learners in the room, the time for each learner allocated will differ.

Each session, you all can bring whichever questions you need help on and we will go over them. If we still have some time after answering everyone's questions, then I will bring up some practice problems to help solidify what you learned today.