This course covers multi-variable and vector calculus. If you really enjoy math, though, Multi problem sets may be a nice break from your writing-based homework.01:640:251 Multivariable Calculus (4 Credits) In terms of workload: I took 4 APs senior year (Statistics, Physics C, Psychology, English Lit) in addition to Multi and found the workload manageable, but I also was doing school online so the workload was a bit different than normal years (fewer essays for English Lit, no in-person labs for Physics). Taking it now could be an advantage, though, if you can get credit for it (opens up more electives in college) or to give you a leg up if you take another Multi course in college. It was my favorite math class I've taken so far and I highly recommend it! However, keep in mind that most people don't take Multi until college so you shouldn't be at a disadvantage if you choose to take it in college. What you learned was a progression from Calculus, but it wasn't harder to pick up and IMO was easier to understand and far more interesting than other years. Overall, the class wasn't "harder" than any other math class. You also don't have to memorize nearly as much as you had to in BC or Statistics-we basically just learned new processes (that we had kind of been doing in BC but didn't know) and applied them in different ways.
finding volume of a 3D shape), which I really liked because it clarified some things from BC that I was still confused about.
We did, however, learn the mathematical reasoning behind quite a few of the BC concepts (eg. Aside from that, we didn't use a lot of BC for the course. In the course I took, we used a lot of integrals and derivatives mostly basic stuff like power rule, sum/difference/product rule, chain rule, etc. Hi! I took Multivariable Calculus last year-it was offered at my high school and not at a college, so keep in mind that my experience may differ compared to yours. If there is anyone who has taken Multivariable Calculus or know anyone who did, could you tell me a little more about it? Remember, I am strong in Mathematics compared to other subjects, but at the same time, I have AP courses to take, college applications to complete, and I took AP Calculus BC two years ago. I think I will be more confident if I didn't have to take Multivariable Calculus or if I chose easier AP courses for my senior year, but I did not choose easy courses (2 are easy AP courses and the other 2 I am thinking of are very hard ones). When I was a junior, I took 3 hard AP courses and 1 medium-level AP course without a Study Hall (2 of them were online courses without an actual teacher physically near me), so my parents believe that I will be able to manage it. universities and Korean universities, so the dates are different). The course itself is only 3 months, and I'm aiming to get it done before applying to universities (I am applying to both U.S.
Mathematics is one of my strongest courses, so I have never really had a huge problem with it, but now that I am taking an actual college course, including 4 AP courses or 5 AP courses (depending on the school's decision), I'm not sure.
I hope to get it finished by mid-August, when I am actually starting Multivariable Calculus. I am currently reviewing AP Calculus BC (it's been 2 days). However, I am a little worried about my senior year schedule since I have an additional college class (Multivariable Calculus) and I took AP Calculus BC in 10th grade, meaning I have forgotten a lot of Calculus. I was able to finish 4 AP courses in my junior year without Study Hall and managed to get good scores. The school has recommended Multivariable Calculus from Johns Hopkins University (CTY Program) because I completed AP Calculus BC in 10th grade and took AP Statistics in 11th grade and I can't really "rest" and do nothing for 12th grade.Īnyway, I may also be taking 4 AP courses in my senior year (it could be 5 AP exams, if I include AP Chinese which I am deciding whether to self-study or not because I already took Mandarin 4 in 10th grade, but my school probably will not let me take 5 AP courses). I took 4 AP courses in my junior year and got good scores. I am a rising senior, who took 7 AP courses in total.
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