1. Sciences
1.1. Calculus
1.1.1. Preparation for Calculus
1.1.2. Limits and their properties
1.1.3. Differentiation
1.1.4. Applications of differentiation
1.1.5. Integration
1.1.6. Logarithmic, Exponential, and other transcendental functions
1.1.7. Applications of integration
1.1.8. Integration techniques, L'Hopital's rule, and improper integrals
1.1.9. Infinite series
1.1.10. Conics, parametric equations and polar coordinates
1.1.11. Vectors and the geometry of space
1.1.12. Vector-valued functions
1.1.13. Functions of several variables
1.1.14. Multiple integration
1.1.15. Vector analysis
1.2. AP Biology
1.2.1. Units
1.2.1.1. I- The life of the cell
1.2.1.2. II- Cellular reproduction and genetics
1.2.1.3. III- Concepts of evolution
1.2.1.4. IV- The evolution of biological diversity
1.2.1.5. V- Animals: Form and function
1.2.1.6. VI- Plants: Form and function
1.2.1.7. VII- Ecology
2. Social Sciences
2.1. Human Geography
2.1.1. Teacher: Mrs Quinn
2.1.2. Book: Introduction to human geography by James Rubenstein
2.1.3. Agriculture
2.1.3.1. The study of how humans exploit their direct environment
2.1.4. Thinking geographically
2.1.4.1. Why do we use physical geography in every aspect of life?
2.1.5. Industry
2.1.5.1. The secondary sector, why when and where it is applied.
2.1.6. Services
2.1.6.1. The tertiary sector, why when and where it is applied.
2.1.7. Languages
2.1.7.1. The origin and outcome of every spoken language.
2.1.8. Religion
2.1.8.1. The foundation of religions, wether universalized or ethnic.
2.1.9. Population
2.1.9.1. Where are people distributed on earth and why are they positioned in specific patterns.
2.1.10. Migration
2.1.10.1. The movement of humans within planet earth.
2.1.11. Folk and Pop culture
2.1.11.1. How are folk and popular culture practiced in the US and by whom.
2.1.12. Ethnicity
2.1.12.1. Differences between ethnicity and race, and the different subdivisions of eaach of the following.
2.1.13. Political Geography
2.1.13.1. How states are defined and who monitors the behavior of different countries.
2.1.14. Development
2.1.14.1. Where are More Devlopped Countries and Less Developped Countries located on earth and why.
2.1.15. Urban patterns
2.1.15.1. The different structures of urban regions.
2.1.16. Resource issues
2.1.16.1. How and why ressources are being depleted, polluted, reused and conserved
3. Languages
3.1. Arabic
3.2. AP English
3.2.1. Poetry
3.2.2. Literary analysis
3.2.3. "Tuesdays with Morrie"
3.2.4. "City of Joy"
3.2.5. "Palace walk"
4. Electives
4.1. CAS
4.1.1. Mr. Najbor
4.1.2. Help organize and manage events around school campus.
4.1.3. Aid staff members in any way.
4.1.4. Studied racism.
4.2. Speech and writing
4.2.1. Mrs. Quinn
4.2.2. College essay writing
4.2.3. How to present
4.2.4. Article summary writing
4.3. Computers
4.4. Music
4.4.1. The foundations of music
4.4.2. The different types of music
4.4.3. Musical instruments
4.4.4. Musical performance
4.5. Physical Education
4.5.1. Fitness
4.5.2. Team sports
4.5.2.1. Rugby
4.5.2.2. Basketball
4.5.2.3. Floor Hockey
4.5.2.4. Volleyball
4.5.3. Individual sports
4.5.3.1. Height jump
4.5.3.2. Shotput
4.5.3.3. Long jump
4.5.3.4. 100, 200 meter run