Course Catalog
AP Calculus AB Semester 1
Details
| Course Code: AVAPCALCABSEM1 |
Provider: Aventa Learning Note:
This course has additional technical requirements. See below for details. |
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| Subject: Mathematics |
Grade: 11, 12 |
Credits: 0.5 (High School) | Level: Advanced Placement |
| Course Features: | - NCAA: The online provider has applied for NCAA approval. Use the NCAA code below and check the DLD NCAA Eligibility page for information on the status of the provider's courses. NCAA High School Code: 030618 NCAA Eligibility Information |
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| Terms Available: |
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| Completion Time: | Approximately 90 instructional hours per semester | ||
Note: This course is the first half of a year-long course. Students registering for this course in the fall semester will automatically be registered into the second half of the course in spring semester. View the details for the second half of the course. |
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Costs
| Course Cost: | $314.00 |
| Materials Cost: | None |
| Total Cost: | $314 |
Special Notes
State Course Code
02124
AP Exam
This online course does not include the AP exam. If the student's local school does not coordinate AP exams, the student should call AP Central's customer service (1.888.255.5427, then 0) to obtain contact information for coordinators at nearby schools willing to coordinate exams for non-enrolled students. Students will then need to call those coordinators (by early March) to determine if their AP subject exam will be offered (not all coordinating schools offer all possible AP exams). Students should expect to pay all associated exam fees.
Requirements
Prerequisites
Knowledge of algebra, geometry, trigonometry, analytic geometry, and elementary functions.
Technology Requirements
The school or student is responsible for providing:
General Workstation/Laptop Requirements:
We strive to minimize the technical requirements for our courses. Our multimedia is almost exclusively flash-based to minimize the need for plug-ins. Other requirements include:
Browser:
- Firefox Extended Support Release (ESR) is recommended for stability, but both the ESR and final release channel are supported (both Mac and Windows)
- Internet Explorer 8 or 9 (Windows) (Must not be in compatibility mode)
- Safari 4 or higher (Mac OSX)
- Google Chrome stable channel (both Mac and Windows)
- Popup Blocking Disabled
- JavaScript Enabled
OS:
- Windows XP, Vista, and 7
- Macintosh OS X 10.5, 10.6, and 10.7
RAM:
- 512MB or higher
Resolution:
- 1024 X 576 or higher
Media:
- Soundcard and Speakers/Headphones
- Microphone required for certain courses
Plugins:
- Sun Java 6 (Blackboard 9.1 does not work properly with Java 7)
- Flash Player Version 10 or higher
- QuickTime Version 7 or higher
- Real Player required for certain courses
- Jaws 11 or higher (for accessibility)
Third Party Applications:
- Google Earth 6.0
Network Requirements
The school or student is responsible for providing:
Aventa will provide a complete list of external sites that require access upon request to individual districts/schools.
Special Technology Requirements
These are course-specific requirements that go above and beyond the Provider Baseline Technical Requirements.
The school or student is responsible for providing:
Calculus, 8th edition, 2006, Houghton Mifflin - ebook included in the course
Materials to be ordered via the DLD
The DLD Registrar may order the following materials via the DLD upon registering the student:
No additional materials required for this course.
Description
Syllabus / Outline
Overview
Limits and Their Properties
• Limits and Their Properties: Introduction
• Linear Models and Rates of Change
• Functions, Graphs of Functions, and Finding Models to Data
• Finding Limits Graphically, Numerically, and Analytically
• Continuity, One-Sided Limits, and Infinite Limits
Differentiation
• Differentiation: Introduction
• The Derivative
• Differentiation
• Implicit Differentiation
Applications of Differentiation
• Applications of Differentiation: Introduction
• Extreme and The Mean Value Theorem
• Derivative Tests, Limits, and Graphs
• Optimization, Newton’s Method, and Differentials


