• Expectations:

    1.  Since this is a college elective course, I am assuming that you want to be here.  I expect that you will spend time on homework and notes every night. 

    2.  I expect that you will correct your homework and tests. 

    3.  I expect that you will be present, prepared and ready to participate every day.

    4.  I expect that you will take the AP exam at the end of the course.

    5.  I expect that there will be no cell phone use during class. I do not want to see them or earbuds.  I want your undivided attention.  You should be engaged in mathematics.

     
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  • Grading Policy:

    1.  Your grade will be determined by the number of points you have earned on tests divided by the total number of possible points.  Points will be earned from tests only.  Some tests will be take-home.

    2.  You are allowed to make test corrections.  They MUST be done on a separate sheet(s) of paper and stapled to the front of the test.  You have one week to complete the corrections.  I will not take them after the due date.
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  • Homework Policy:

    1.  Homework will be assigned almost every day. It will not receive a grade.  You will be given the answers to all the homework.  You are expected to complete all assignments, make corrections, and ask questions.  I recommend that you form study groups.  Try everything and do not be afraid to make mistakes.  This is a difficult course and you may not understand the material the first time around.  DO NOT give up.  You will need to persevere and trust me when I say that it will all come together in the end.

    2.  Assignments will be posted on "classroom" on a weekly basis.  You will take a picture of the weekly assignments and upload them to "classroom."  They must be received by Friday at 2:30 PM of each week.

    3.  Parents or guardians will be emailed every few weeks if you are not completing assignments.
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  • Calculus Course Syllabus:

    Unit 1:  Limits and Continuity

    Unit 2:  Differentiation - Definition and Fundamental Properties

    Unit 3:  Differentiation - Rules

    Unit 4:  Contextual Applications of Differentiation

    Unit 5:  Analytical Applications of Differentiation

    Unit 6:  Integration and Accumulation of Change

    Unit 7:  Differential Equations

    Unit 8:  Applications of Integration - Area between curves, Volume (disks, washers, shells), Average Value of a Function, Conneting Position,Velocity, & Acceleration of Functions
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