Calculus I
- • Earn 3 transferable credits
- • 100% online and Zoom-free
- • Includes everything you need
Available through dual enrollment at partner high schools
Benefits
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College Credits
Earn 3 credits to save time + money on your degree
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ENGAGING EXPERIENCE
Top-rated instructors, interactive textbooks + cinematic lectures
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IN YOUR HIGH SCHOOL
The support + structure to thrive in your first college experience
Transferable credits from a top 50 school
You'll earn college credits from the University of Pittsburgh upon course completion.
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Traditional course | Calculus I |
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CreditsUsually 3-4 credits from your school |
Credits3 transferable credits from the University of Pittsburgh |
FormatIn-person or Zoom |
FormatInteractive and 100% online (Zoom-free) |
Instructors1 per class |
Instructors3 world-class instructors |
LecturesSpecific time and place |
LecturesOn-demand, anywhere |
ExamsSpecific hour |
ExamsFlexible window |
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What you’ll learn
For Outlier’s Calculus I course, we require that students have taken and passed a Pre-Calculus or Trigonometry course before enrolling with us. This course covers all the Calculus concepts and techniques you’ll need for college credit, and then some. You’ll also learn how to:
Other key concepts covered
See the syllabus for a complete list
Functions
Representing Functions
Modeling with Functions
Transforming Functions
Exponential Functions
Inverse and Logarithmic Functions
Limits
Tangents and Instantaneous Velocity
Limits of Functions
Limit Laws
Continuity of Functions
Limits at Infinity
Derivatives
Derivatives as Functions
Integration
Approximating Area and Distance
Definite Integrals
The Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
Indefinite Integrals
Using Substitution
Differentiation
Differentiating Polynomials and Exponential Functions
The Product and Quotient Rules
Differentiating Trigonometric Functions
The Chain Rule
Implicit Differentiation
Differentiating Logarithmic Functions
Differentiating in the Sciences
Differentiating Exponential Functions
Related Rates
Linearization and Differentials
Hyperbolic Functions
Applying integration
Finding Areas Between Curves
Volume by Integration
Volume by Integration - Cylindrical Shells
Calculating Work
The Mean Value Theorem for Integrals
Applying differentiation
Finding Maximums and Minimums
The Mean Value Theorem
Derivative Tests
Indeterminates and L'Hospital's Rule
Sketching Curves
Using Graphing Tools
Optimization
Antiderivatives
Hear from our alumni
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“I always struggled in a traditional classroom setting with mathematics. Outlier’s structure made it possible to give the concepts in a way that helped me as someone with no real math background understand Calculus.”
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“After taking Calculus I with Outlier, I feel confident that I can take the higher math classes that are involved in engineering.”
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“My experience with Outlier.org was a million times better than any I had with a Calculus class in-person. The lectures were beautiful, the examples were completely applicable, and the instructors laid everything out in a way that just made so. much. sense.”
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