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Next fall many of you will take Calculus II, and some will retake Calculus I. Should you forget any of the things that we learned this year, stop by the KW website for some review. You and your classmates will be creating a review wiki on the various topics we covered over the year or create a //preview// of a BC/Calc II topic.
 * Review Project (Final Exam Grade)**

Your page(s) of the wiki should combine review/explanation of the material along with questions to practice. You will cover both multiple choice and free response formats, and include calculator and non-calculator work. All questions must include answer keys with reasoning.

I will provide access to multiple calculus texts and AP resources to assist you in creating problems, or you may create your own from scratch. You may also link to review problems of appropriate difficulty you find on the web, as long as there is an answer key or you provide one. **Remember that any sources you use must be properly cited**.

All math expressions and graphs in your project should be styled like you would see them in a textbook or other professional publication (so use Equation Editor or online [|math symbols] as well as "pretty" graphing tools ).

__Remember that we need to approach each topic in four ways__:
 * **Numerically** - using data from a table
 * **Analytically** - working from notation such as [[image:kwcalculus/ddxsinx.gif]]
 * **Verbally** – such as “describe the meaning of the derivative of //f//(//x//) in terms of the situation”
 * **Graphically** – hopefully you can figure what that means without an example

Some topics may not lend themselves to one of these methods, but make sure you check with me if you think that situation applies to you. You may also want to check the College Board's [|course outline] to make sure you've covered all aspects of your topic.

I will use [|this rubric] to evaluate your work. Remember that this project is designed to help you and your classmates when you get to college — now is definitely not the time to be a slacker!

To get you started, here are some sites I think are helpful for calculus.

To include pictures or [|graphs] (including [|math symbols]), we need to get the file to the wiki so it can be used.
 * 1) Create the image you want (if you have found the image elsewhere and can legally use it, save a copy to your computer).
 * 2) Then use the image button, and select the "Upload Files" tab. Find your file and upload it.