ABCs of Calculus

ABCs of Calculus, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 80 lectures, based on 15 reviews, and has 179 subscribers.

You will learn about At the end of my course, students will know strategies for computing limits, how to compute a derivative using the standard definition of a derivative, and the differentiation rules (product, quotient, power, chain). This course will also go in depth on applications of derivatives such as particle motion and optimization. The second half of the course will cover integration with a focus on u-substitution. We will end with a detailed explanation of how to use integration to compute area and volumes by cross-sections and rotation. This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is designed for high school students or college students looking to get a solid grasp on calculus 1. It is particularly useful for This course is designed for high school students or college students looking to get a solid grasp on calculus 1. .

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Title: ABCs of Calculus

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 80

Number of Published Lectures: 80

Number of Curriculum Items: 80

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 80

Original Price: $39.99

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What You Will Learn

At the end of my course, students will know strategies for computing limits, how to compute a derivative using the standard definition of a derivative, and the differentiation rules (product, quotient, power, chain). This course will also go in depth on applications of derivatives such as particle motion and optimization. The second half of the course will cover integration with a focus on u-substitution. We will end with a detailed explanation of how to use integration to compute area and volumes by cross-sections and rotation.

Who Should Attend

This course is designed for high school students or college students looking to get a solid grasp on calculus 1.

Target Audiences

This course is designed for high school students or college students looking to get a solid grasp on calculus 1.

ABCs of Calculus is an 18-hour self-paced course complete with over 80 lectures taught by Allen Parr. In this course, Allen, a former Secondary Teacher of the Year,will walk you through step-by-step the major concepts in Calculus 1. In his career he has earned a 97% passing rate on the Calculus AP exam and travels nationally teaching students strategies for success in calculus.�

After downloading your 80-page workbook, students will have the opportunity to learn from a master instructor via 80 engaging lectures. This course covers limits, derivatives, first and second derivative tests, particle motion, optimization, integration, area, volume and most other concepts taught in Calculus 1. Students will have plenty of opportunities to practice these concepts. After each major lesson there is a quiz over the concepts. But don’t worry, we’ve got you covered! After you take the quiz you will have the option of checking your work by viewing a video showing you step-by-step solutions giving you instant feedback. At the end of the course students will have the opportunity to test their knowledge on the “final exam” which is a timed test covering Non-Calculator Multiple Choice, Calculator Multiple Choice, Calculator Free Response and Non-Calculator Free Response. This course will adequately prepare you for either AB, BC or college level Calculus I. I hope to see you on the inside! You will not be disappointed.

Course Curriculum

Lecture 1: Introduction Video

Chapter 1: Evaluating Limits

Lecture 1: Instructions for ABCs of Calculus

Lecture 2: Evaluating Limits Graphically

Lecture 3: Determining Whether a Limit Exists

Lecture 4: Evaluating Limits Algebraically

Lecture 5: Take the LIMITS QUIZ

Lecture 6: LIMITS QUIZ Solutions

Chapter 2: Standard Definition of a Derivative

Lecture 1: Standard Definition of a Derivative – Part I

Lecture 2: Standard Definition of a Derivative – Part II

Lecture 3: Take the Standard Definition of a Derivative QUIZ

Lecture 4: Standard Definition of a Derivative QUIZ SOLUTIONS

Chapter 3: Differentiation Rules

Lecture 1: Using the Power Rule

Lecture 2: Writing Tangent and Normal Lines Using the Power Rule

Lecture 3: Product and Quotient Rules of Differentiation

Lecture 4: Writing Tangent Lines Using Product/Quotient Rules

Lecture 5: The Chain Rule

Lecture 6: Take the DIFFERENTIATION RULES QUIZ

Lecture 7: DIFFERENTIATION RULES QUIZ Solutions

Chapter 4: Limits & Derivatives Homework

Lecture 1: LIMITS & DERIVATIVES HOMEWORK

Lecture 2: HOMEWORK SOLUTIONS – Part I

Lecture 3: HOMEWORK SOLUTIONS – Part II

Lecture 4: HOMEWORK SOLUTIONS – Part III

Chapter 5: First & Second Derivative Tests

Lecture 1: First & Second Derivative Tests – Part I

Lecture 2: First & Second Derivative Tests – Part II

Lecture 3: First & Second Derivative Tests – Part III

Lecture 4: First & Second Derivative Tests – Part IV

Lecture 5: First & Second Derivative Tests – Part V

Lecture 6: First & Second Derivative Tests PRACTICE – Part I

Lecture 7: First & Second Derivative Tests PRACTICE – Part II

Chapter 6: Particle Motion

Lecture 1: Particle Motion – Part I

Lecture 2: Particle Motion – Part II

Lecture 3: Particle Motion – Part III

Lecture 4: Particle Motion QUIZ

Lecture 5: Particle Motion QUIZ SOLUTIONS

Chapter 7: Optimization

Lecture 1: Optimization – Part I

Lecture 2: Optimization – Part II

Lecture 3: Optimization QUIZ

Lecture 4: Optimization QUIZ SOLUTIONS

Chapter 8: Applications of Derivatives Homework

Lecture 1: Applications of Derivatives Homework – Part I

Lecture 2: Applications of Derivatives Homework – Part II

Lecture 3: Applications of Derivatives Homework – Part III

Chapter 9: Introduction to Integration and Reimann Sums

Lecture 1: Integration by Computing Areas

Lecture 2: Area and Introduction to Rectangular Approximation Methods

Lecture 3: LRAM, RRAM and MRAM Approximation Methods

Lecture 4: The Trapezoidal Approximation Method

Lecture 5: Applications of the Approximation Methods

Lecture 6: Area & Approximation QUIZ

Lecture 7: Area & Approximation QUIZ SOLUTIONS – Part I

Lecture 8: Area & Approximation QUIZ SOLUTIONS – Part II

Chapter 10: The First Fundamental Theorem of Calculus

Lecture 1: Intro to the 1st Fundamental Theorem of Calculus

Lecture 2: Applications of the 1st Fundamental Theorem of Calculus – Part I

Lecture 3: Applications of the 1st Fundamental Theorem of Calculus – Part II

Lecture 4: Second Fundamental Theorem of Calculus – Part I

Lecture 5: Second Fundamental Theorem of Calculus – Part II

Chapter 11: Introduction to Integration & FTC Homework

Lecture 1: Integration HOMEWORK – Part I

Lecture 2: Integration HOMEWORK – Part II

Lecture 3: Integration HOMEWORK – Part III

Chapter 12: Definite Integrals & U-Substitution

Lecture 1: Indefinite Integrals

Lecture 2: U-Substitution for Integrals – Part I

Lecture 3: U-Substitution for Integrals – Part II

Chapter 13: Area & Volume

Lecture 1: Area Between Curves

Lecture 2: Areas Between Curves QUIZ

Lecture 3: Volume by Cross-Sections – Part I

Lecture 4: Volume by Cross-Sections – Part II

Lecture 5: Volume by Disc Method

Lecture 6: Volume by Washer Method – Part I

Lecture 7: Volume by Washer Method – Part II

Lecture 8: Volume By Washer QUIZ

Lecture 9: Using L'Hopital's Rule to Evaluate Limits

Chapter 14: Integration, Area & Volume HOMEWORK

Lecture 1: Integration/Area/Volume HOMEWORK – Part I

Lecture 2: Integration/Area/Volume HOMEWORK – Part II

Chapter 15: Show Me What You Know!

Lecture 1: Non-Calculator Multiple Choice – Part I

Lecture 2: Non-Calculator Multiple Choice – Part II

Lecture 3: Non-Calculator Multiple Choice – Part III

Lecture 4: Non-Calculator Multiple Choice – Part IV

Lecture 5: Calculator Multiple Choice – Part I

Lecture 6: Calculator Multiple Choice – Part II

Lecture 7: Calculator Multiple Choice – Part III

Lecture 8: Area & Volume Free Response SOLUTIONS

Lecture 9: Particle Motion Free Response SOLUTIONS

Instructors

Allen Parr
Math Instructor at MathGrip

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