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Schedule a Free ConsultationWhat happens after AP Calculus? More advanced math involves more than one variable— this course is ideal for students who will pursue science or math-based majors in college.
Locations: Online, Lafayette, Los Gatos, Palo Alto
Cost: $140/hr
Recommended hours: 12
Goals:
The AP Calculus curriculum introduces students to differential and integral calculus of real functions of one variable. Many disciplines including physics, engineering, and economics utilize calculus to model “real-life” situations; however, these scenarios often have multiple variables. This course will extend the results from single variable functions to multi-variable functions, and will examine applications to other disciplines along the way. The course is aimed at students who have already taken one year of introductory calculus and are considering a quantitative major in college.
Students who stay actively engaged in the learning process during the summer perform better during the school year.
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