AP CALCULUS AB OR BCCalculus AB and Calculus BC are college-level courses offered to students who have completed four years of high school mathematics or the equivalent. Calculus BC is more extensive and more intensive than Calculus AB. Students may receive college credit and/or advanced standing in college placement depending upon the mark received on the required College Board Advanced Placement exam given in May.
Prerequisite: Precalculus (MPS21/MPS21H). Advanced Placement Calculus cannot be taken in addition to MCS21C – Calculus. |
AP COMPUTER SCIENCEThe AP Computer Science course is the equivalent of an introductory computer science course offered at colleges and universities. Students will learn object-oriented programming through a number of structured projects in the Java programming language. Topics include basic programming concepts, such as basic program design, variable declaration, method design, loops, control structures, and recursion, as well as classes and data structures.
Prerequisite: Coding for All (MKS11). |
AP STATISTICSThe AP Statistics course is the equivalent of an introductory statistics course offered in colleges and universities. The course deals with the statistical methodology used in research, data analysis, and the theoretical basis for these statistical techniques. It includes probability distributions, hypothesis testing and linear regression. Students interested in mathematics, engineering, business, or the biological or social sciences, and who have shown evidence of mathematical proficiency, are excellent candidates for this course. The material covered is extremely valuable to those planning to engage in research in science, mathematics or the social sciences. The course may be taken in junior or senior year. Students may receive college credit and/or placement depending upon the mark received on the required College Board Advanced Placement exam given in May.
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