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Reply to "Bad for students, who apply for CS or engineering, to take AP Calc AB and then BC?"
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[quote=Anonymous]Below is from college board website -- It is not just two more unites in BC. There are some additional contents in other units too. ----------------------------------------------- How AP Calculus AB and AP Calculus BC are different AP Calculus AB focuses on topics that are taught in the college-equivalent first-semester calculus class. AP Calculus BC focuses on topics covered in both first- and second-semester calculus classes. All topics in the eight units of AP Calculus AB are also included in AP Calculus BC. However, AP Calculus BC contains two additional units (Units 9 and 10), plus some extra topics in Units 6─8. These topics are only taught in AP Calculus BC: Additional techniques of integration (Unit 6) Euler's method and logistic models with differential equations (Unit 7) Arc length and distance traveled along a smooth curve (Unit 8) Parametric equations, polar coordinates, and vector-valued functions (Unit 9) Infinite sequences and series (Unit 10)[/quote]
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