There are two options: one includes a live class component, where students must submit work each week, while the other is self-paced, allowing students to work at their own pace within the year.

AP Calculus AB is equivalent to a first-semester college calculus course. Topics include functions, limits and continuity, derivatives, and integrals. The course will focus on applying the skills and concepts of calculus to modeling and solving problems across multiple representations. It includes specific preparation for the AP AB Calculus exam. Students will practice AP-style questions, to familiarize themselves with the format and grading techniques.

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Calculus AB is the equivalent of one semester of college Calculus and is usually taken by students pursuing majors in the social sciences, life sciences, math and physical science. With the elimination of SAT Math subject test, more students would like to take an AP Calc AB exam as a validation of their math education. Calculus AB covers less material and is conducted in a slower pace than Calculus BC.

 

Students access class materials at any time most convenient for them, including video lectures, assignments, answer keys to assignments, and more through Canvas and College Board AP Classroom. All class materials are available 24/7. Assignments are given at the beginning of each week. 

 

There are two options: one includes an optional live class component, where students must submit work each week, while the other is self-paced, allowing students to work at their own pace within the year.​

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Cost

Early Bird Special: $675. After June 30 is $725. 

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Prerequisite:

All students should have successfully completed Geometry and Precalculus. If you have not completed the prerequisite, please sign up for AP Precalculus class or Honors Precalculus class. In particular, you should understand the properties of linear, polynomial, rational, exponential, logarithmic, trigonometric, inverse trigonometric, and piecewise-defined functions and know how to graph these functions and solve equations involving them. You should also be familiar with algebraic transformations, combinations, compositions, and inverses for general functions. If you are unsure, you can take the diagnostic test.

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Course Delivery

A. Online platform.Students access class materials on Canvas and College Board AP Classroom any time most convenient for them. All class materials are available 24/7. 

• Video lectures for each lesson. 

• Weekly assignment, quizzes and unit tests and exams

• Q&A in Discussion Forum. A team of dedicated TAs and I will be answering questions. 

• Instruction of how to use calculator.

• Free Response Questions will be graded by the instructor.

• College Board designed practice test questions. 

B. One optional live Zoom session per week with the instructor that focus on key concepts, challenging assignments, AP multiple choice and free response questions. Attendance is optional and recording will be made accessible for those who cannot attend. 

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Course Schedule

Class will run from Aug 25, 2025 through early May 2026. There will a Thanksgiving break, a winter break in December and a Spring break. Exact dates to be determined. Weekly optional live Zoom meeting meets every Monday 12pm – 1pm EST (9 am to 10 am PST). Attendance is optional but viewing is mandatory. Recording will be made accessible for those who cannot attend. 

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Textibook

No textbook is required for this class.  I will provide all the materials.

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Technical Requirements

• Computer, high-speed internet access, e-mail capability, with camera

• Smartphone or scanner to save multiple handwritten pages as a single PDF file

• Graphing calculator – TI-89, TI-Nspire, or TI-83/84 Plus 

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Why take this class? 

Calculus AB is the equivalent of one semester of college Calculus and is usually taken by students pursuing majors in the social sciences, life sciences, math and physical science. With the elimination of SAT Math subject test, more students would like to take an AP Calc AB exam as a validation of their math education. Calculus AB covers less material and is conducted at a slower pace than Calculus BC.