Over the next 3 weeks I'll go over the basics of calculus, so limits and derivatives. Whether you are starting out on calculus right now or want to build a strong foundation

Each week we'll be covering 2-3 topics starting with the basics and moving up to more advanced topics . We'll also be going over tricks on how to solve questions faster .

I conducted this series of sessions to teach integration techniques. We'll start from Anti-derivative formulas, and work our way through partial fractions, integration by parts, and Trigonometric substitution. Each session will include additional practice materials that I have gathered from books like Thomas's Calculus, online practices, and Khan Academy to fully convey the theories behind each topic.

This will be an opportunity for you to ask me anything you need help with relating to 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.

Every time there is a session, I will go over any homework help or create questions on confusing topics for anyone. This is not just for AP students, any CP, Honors, IB, or any other level can ask me for their help. I will continue adding sessions as the days go on, there is no set amount of sessions or days.

In each session, we will be going in-depth into each derivative rule and anti-derivative rule.

Send your questions and we can work on solving them together!

This session is designed to be a review/study group for all AP Calc AB topics. Feel free to bring in questions or problems that you want to work through during the session.

This office hours series will be tailored towards answering specific learner questions in AP Calculus/IB SL Math topics. Please come prepared with questions!

This supplements your understanding of what many calculus classes fail to teach properly. If you are confused, this can help you gain the intuition and foundation to tackle it.

In this session, we’ll break down how to differentiate inverse functions step by step. We’ll go over the main ideas, work through examples together, and clear up any confusion along the way.

Each week, we will run a session focusing on any individual questions learners might have. Any question related to calculus or the AP exams is welcome, and a more fundamental understanding of calculus can be achieved through a glimpse of real analysis if time is allowed (very interesting and significantly boosts your performance on tests!).

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.

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

This group is for Calculus students to learn math together!

Each week we will review a new topic of Calculus, starting from Limits and ranging to Integration. The first sessions for Unit 1 are currently published, the following units will be published as Unit 1 comes to an end.

Feel free to join if you have any questions about homework problems or if you would like to review any topics.

Dive Into the World of Calculus! This comprehensive series delves deep into the AP Calculus AB and BC curriculum and goes far beyond, making it the ultimate course for both learners preparing for exams and true calculus enthusiasts. Covering everything from the fundamentals of limits, derivatives, and integrals to advanced topics like infinite series and beyond, this course is designed to ignite a passion for mathematics. Every session is carefully tailored to meet individual student needs. Custom-designed booklets focus on areas of weakness, provide step-by-step explanations of core concepts, and tackle the most challenging problems. Whether you're looking to master the AP syllabus or explore the fascinating depths of calculus, this course offers something for everyone. Suppose you're a calculus fan eager to discover its beauty or simply aiming to excel in your studies. In that case, this series promises a rewarding and engaging journey into one of math's most powerful disciplines!

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.

In this session, I plan to cover the fundamental concepts of limits and differentiation, starting with the basics and progressing to more advanced topics like implicit differentiation and inverse functions. We will first explore limits to build a strong foundation, then introduce the concept of differentiation and its basic rules. Afterward, we’ll move on to implicit differentiation and inverse functions, applying these concepts to solve problems.

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

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

Sign up, tell me whatever calculus topics you want help with, and we'll go over it during this session! AP Calculus AB/BC, non-AP calculus, whatever. Any level of difficulty is fine.