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	The following links will take you to web sites about the AP Program or sites that will add to the information that we are covering in class. Some of them are good study aids.
	Exam Schedule and Fees Click on the above link to go to the AP Central Exam Schedule and Fees Site	AP Calculus AB Course Description You can download the AP Central Calculus AB course description at the above site. AP Calculus BC Course Description You can download the AP Central Calculus BC course description at the above site.
	Visual Calculus Tutorials on a variety of topics.	Tutorials for the Calculus Phobe Here's a site with some good animated tutorials on Limits and Derivatives.
	HippoCampus Calculus Lessons HippoCampus Home: the best stuff on the web to help you with your homework and study. Click on Calculus then do a texbook search for Larson 8e.	S.O.S Mathematics This site has information about a large variety of topics from Algebra to Differential Equations.
	Harvey Mudd College Tutorials This is the home site for excellent tutorials on several math subjects offered by Harvey Mudd College.	Sample Problems with Detailed Solutions Here's a site with all sorts of sample problems and detailed solutions to pratcice your skills.
	Mr. Robb's WOW Math Site This is the home site for a wealth of resources from videos, practice tests, power points all the way to reference documents. It's a real gold mine!	Calculus Applets using GeoGebra This site has many, many graphs depicting various differential and integral calculus concepts that come alive with the use of the graphing software GeoGebra which yu can download from the following site: GeoGebra Download
	WebGraphing.com This site has some nice online graphing calculators. They can do 2D and 3D equations as well as systems of equations and inequalities. They also have a forum to help students in Algebra, PreCalculus and Calculus. There is a small fee to access some of the more advanced features.	The Unit Circle and Trig Values Here's a site with a Unit Circle with trig values. It's great for practicing your knowledge of the different trig values using the unit circle as a model. Remember you can always use 45-45-90 and 30-60-90 reference triangles with sides (1, 1, sqrt 2) and (1, sqrt3, 2) as an alternative if you want.
	The National Curve Bank Here's a site with some excellent animated curves. It's really worth a visit.	Volumes of Revolution Here's a site that shows some volumes of revolution. You need to allow java applets under "Internet Options" under Tools in your browser. Once you get into the java applet you can drag your cursor and the solid will move around in space. It's really neat once you get used to how it works. Try it.
	Gallery of Volume Visualizations Here's a site with a gallery of volume visualizations. It's an excellent display of examples of volumes of revolution. You've got to see these.	How to Use a TI-89 or How to Use a TI -83 Here's a must see site if you use a TI-89 calculator or a TI-83.
	Print Free Graph Paper A variety of graph papers that you can print.	List of Any Calculus Term You Can Think of With an Explanation of What It Is This is a great site to look up any term or expression that you don't understand. It explains evrything you ever wanted to know about calculus and more.
	All About That Wild and Crazy Number e A brief history of that number that's near and dear to our hearts: e.	History of Mathematics This ia an excellent resource for researching the history of mathematics. It's also fun to browse and discover all sorts of interesting tidbits.
	Art of Problem Solving ALCUMUS Learning System	Paul's Online Math Notes
	The Art of Problem Solving ALCUMUS Learning System offers students a customized learning experience, adjusting to student performance to deliver appropriate problems and lessons.	Paul Dawkins' online math notes offer an entire course in calculus. They are easy to read and very worthwhile. This site is definitely worth a visit.


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