Basically, the compulsory contents are the same, but the elective courses are different. I have listed the general content, so you can read the textbook accordingly.
Science content: coordinate system and parametric equation (IB), selected lectures on inequality (IB), function, solid geometry, plane geometry, trigonometric function, analytic geometry (ellipse, hyperbola, parabola, etc. ), simple inequality, simple algorithm and flow chart, probability (and corresponding model), statistics, space vector, plane vector and so on.
Content of liberal arts: It is roughly the same as that of science, but analytic geometry has lower requirements for hyperbola and parabola, while the space vector liberal arts required by science does not, and the requirements of liberal arts for the function part that takes the lead are correspondingly reduced. If normal distribution, liberal arts does not require it.
I thought of these first, but I may have missed them. I hope it helps you.