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Differentiation:
Definition and
a Glance 1
UNIT
Continuity 2 Basic Derivative
Rules
AP EXAM
WEIGHTING 10–12% AB 4–7% BC AP EXAM
WEIGHTING 10–12% AB 4–7% BC
CLASS PERIODS ~22–23 AB ~13–14 BC CLASS PERIODS ~13–14 AB ~9–10 BC
Plan CHA 1.1 Introducing Calculus: CHA 2.1 Defining Average and
The Course at a Glance provides Can Change Occur at Instantaneous Rates of
2 2
a useful visual organization an Instant? Change at a Point
of the AP Calculus AB and LIM 1.2 Defining Limits and CHA 2.2 Defining the Derivative
AP Calculus BC curricular 2 Using Limit Notation 1 of a Function and
components, including: Using Derivative
LIM 1.3 Estimating Limit 4 Notation
§§ Sequence of units, along 2 Values from Graphs
with approximate weighting CHA 2.3 Estimating Derivatives
and suggested pacing.
LIM 1.4 Estimating Limit 1 of a Function at a Point
2 Values from Tables
Please note, pacing is based FUN
on 45-minute class periods, LIM 1.5 Determining Limits
meeting five days each week 1
Using Algebraic
for a full academic year. Properties of Limits 3
LIM
BC ONLY
The purple shading represents BC only content. 3
LIM
Assess
2
Assign the Personal Progress
Checks—either as homework FUN 1.16 Working with the
or in class—for each unit. Intermediate Value
Each Personal Progress Check 3
Theorem (IVT)
contains formative multiple-
choice and free-response
questions. The feedback from
the Personal Progress Checks Personal Progress Check 1 Personal Progress Check 2
shows students the areas where
Multiple-choice: ~45 questions Multiple-choice: ~30 questions
they need to focus. Free-response: 3 questions (partial)
Free-response: 3 questions (partial)
NOTE: Partial versions of the free-response questions are provided to prepare students for more complex, full questions
that they will encounter on the AP Exam.
FUN 3.1 The Chain Rule CHA 4.1 Interpreting the FUN 5.1 Using the Mean Value
Meaning of the 3
Theorem
1 1
Derivative in Context
FUN 5.2 Extreme Value Theorem,
FUN 3.2 Implicit Differentiation CHA 4.2 Straight-Line Global Versus Local
1 Motion: Connecting Extrema, and Critical
3
1 Position, Velocity, and Points
FUN 3.3 Differentiating Inverse Acceleration
Functions FUN 5.3 Determining Intervals
3 CHA 4.3 Rates of Change in on Which a Function Is
Applied Contexts Other 2
Increasing or Decreasing
FUN 3.4 Differentiating 2
Than Motion
Inverse Trigonometric FUN 5.4 Using the First
1
Functions CHA 4.4 Introduction to Related Derivative Test to
Rates 3
Determine Relative
1 (Local) Extrema
FUN 3.5 Selecting Procedures
for Calculating
1
Derivatives
CHA 4.5 Solving Related Rates FUN 5.5 Using the Candidates
Problems Test to Determine
3
1 Absolute (Global)
FUN 3.6 Calculating Higher- Extrema
Order Derivatives CHA 4.6 Approximating Values
1
of a Function Using FUN 5.6 Determining Concavity
1 Local Linearity and of Functions over Their
Linearization 2 Domains
LIM 4.7 Using L’Hospital’s Rule FUN 5.7 Using the Second
for Determining Limits Derivative Test to
3 3 Determine Extrema
of Indeterminate Forms
FUN
FUN
3
AP EXAM
WEIGHTING 17–20% BC AP EXAM
WEIGHTING 6–12% AB 6–9% BC AP EXAM
WEIGHTING 10–15% AB 6–9% BC
CLASS PERIODS ~15–16 BC CLASS PERIODS ~8–9 AB ~9–10 BC CLASS PERIODS
CHA 6.1 Exploring FUN 7.1 Modeling Situations CHA 8.1 Finding the Average
Accumulations of with Differential 1
Value of a Function on
4
Change 2
Equations an Interval
CHA 8.2 Connecting
LIM 6.2 Approximating Areas FUN 7.2 Verifying Solutions for
Position, Velocity,
1 with Riemann Sums 3 Differential Equations and Acceleration
1
of Functions Using
LIM 6.3 Riemann Sums, FUN 7.3 Sketching Slope Fields Integrals
Summation Notation, 2
2 and Definite Integral
CHA 8.3 Using Accumulation
Notation FUN 7.4 Reasoning Using Slope Functions and Definite
3 Integrals in Applied
Fields Contexts
4
FUN 6.4 The Fundamental
Theorem of Calculus CHA 8.4 Finding the Area
1 and Accumulation FUN 7.5 Approximating Between Curves
Functions Solutions Using Euler’s 4 Expressed as
1
Method bc only Functions of x
FUN 6.5 Interpreting
the Behavior of
CHA 8.5 Finding the Area
FUN 7.6 Finding General Between Curves
2 Accumulation Functions Solutions Using 1 Expressed as
1
Involving Area Separation of Variables Functions of y
FUN 6.6 Applying Properties of FUN 7.7 Finding Particular CHA 8.6 Finding the Area
3 Definite Integrals Solutions Using Between Curves That
1 Initial Conditions and 2 Intersect at More Than
FUN 6.7 The Fundamental Separation of Variables Two Points
Theorem of Calculus
3
and Definite Integrals
FUN 7.8 Exponential Models CHA 8.7 Volumes with Cross
with Differential Sections: Squares and
3
FUN 6.8 Finding Antiderivatives 3
Equations Rectangles
and Indefinite CHA 8.8 Volumes with Cross
4 Integrals: Basic Rules FUN 7.9 Logistic Models with Sections: Triangles and
and Notation Differential Equations
3
Semicircles
3
FUN bc only
6.9 Integrating Using CHA 8.9 Volume with Disc
1 Substitution Method: Revolving
3
Around the x- or y-Axis
FUN 6.10 Integrating Functions
Using Long Division CHA
1 and Completing the
2
Square
FUN 6.11 Integrating Using CHA 8.11 Volume with Washer
Integration by Parts Method: Revolving
1
bc only
4 Around the x- or y-Axis
FUN 6.12 Using Linear Partial CHA
1 Fractions bc only 2
LIM 6.13 Evaluating Improper
1 Integrals bc only CHA 8.13 The Arc Length of a
Smooth, Planar Curve
FUN 6.14 Selecting Techniques and Distance Traveled
3
1 for Antidifferentiation bc only
LIM
CHA 9.8 Find the Area of a Polar
1
Region or the Area
3 Bounded by a Single LIM
Polar Curve
3
CHA 9.9 Finding the Area of the 2
Region Bounded by
3
Two Polar Curves LIM
1
LIM
2
LIM
3