I say this with 100% confidence because I did it recently myself. Then you’ll be very prepared for the Multivariate Calc module, whose content is completely distinct from the rest.
So the modules you provided contain quite a bit of redundancy between them, and that sequence as you’ve presented it doesn’t really imply a linear progression.įor maximum thoroughness, just do Precalc -> Calc 1 -> Calc 2, then go through all the other Calc modules and complete those few items which were not included in the original three. Arithmetic -> Basic geometry -> Pre-algebra -> Algebra basics -> Algebra 1 -> Geometry -> Algebra 2 -> AP®/College Statistics -> Precalculus -> Differential Calculus -> Integral Calculus -> Multivariable Calculus In that way, you can accelerate the Elementary/Middle School courses and focus on High School and College math. I mean literally the exact same videos and quizzes, not simply the same topics. This is because those modules reuse content from the larger Calc 1/Calc 2 playlists.
What that means is that if you complete Precalc, Calc 1, and Calc 2, then once you get to the others you mentioned like Diff/Int or any of the APs, you will find that you’ve already completed most of the content in those modules. I have completed every video, article, quiz and test in all of the KA Calc modules you listed, and I can confirm that there is indeed considerable overlap between them. The other courses are repackaged in a way that may be more convenient for others. Precalc, Calc 1, and Calc 2 are the only unique courses.
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