Class Date: Sundays September 27, 2026 - May 2, 2027
Class Time: 1:00 - 3:15 PM on Sundays
No class on Thanksgiving (Oct 11), Winter Break (Dec 27 & Jan 3), Family Day (Feb 14), March Break (Mar 14), Easter Weekend (Mar 28)
Minimum Recommended Pre(or Co)-Requisite: MHF4u and MCV4U
This course assumes that students have already mastered the content covered in Calculus AB. It builds upon this foundational knowledge and expects students to be comfortable with the concepts and skills introduced in that course.
This course alone is not a substitute for taking the mentioned classes. There are interested students who have independently studied Calculus and they feel they are ready to take on the challenge.
This course will be using the flipped classroom approach, as such videos and assignments will be assigned to be completed outside of the class sessions. During meeting times, we will focus on a question and answer format to best utilize the brief period of time collectively together.
The content, assignments, and assessments will be based upon the AP Course and Exam Description available in the AP Classroom website or here.
Textbook: https://openstax.org/details/books/calculus-volume-1
Class Date: Sundays September 27, 2026 - May 2, 2027
Class Time: 1:00 - 3:15 PM on Sundays
No class on Thanksgiving (Oct 11), Winter Break (Dec 27 & Jan 3), Family Day (Feb 14), March Break (Mar 14), Easter Weekend (Mar 28)
Minimum Recommended Pre(or Co)-Requisite: MHF4u and MCV4U
This course assumes that students have already mastered the content covered in Calculus AB. It builds upon this foundational knowledge and expects students to be comfortable with the concepts and skills introduced in that course.
This course alone is not a substitute for taking the mentioned classes. There are interested students who have independently studied Calculus and they feel they are ready to take on the challenge.
This course will be using the flipped classroom approach, as such videos and assignments will be assigned to be completed outside of the class sessions. During meeting times, we will focus on a question and answer format to best utilize the brief period of time collectively together.
The content, assignments, and assessments will be based upon the AP Course and Exam Description available in the AP Classroom website or here.
Textbook: https://openstax.org/details/books/calculus-volume-1
