Current location - Training Enrollment Network - Mathematics courses - What mathematics can BC learn after AP calculus in American high school?
What mathematics can BC learn after AP calculus in American high school?
I would recommend computer science (linear algebra), statistics (statistics) and physics 2 (algebra, modeling and several differential equations).

If you randomly choose the specialized course curriculum of an American university, you will find that the math class of freshmen and sophomores takes this road:

Pre-calculus->; Univariate calculus (equivalent to AB+BC of your AP)-> multivariate calculus; Simple linear algebra->; Ordinary differential equation; Abstract algebra->; -> partial differential equation; Various topics of advanced mathematics

Computer science can lay a foundation for the use of two commonly used mathematical languages, R or MatLab, and can also introduce a little bit of very limited linear algebra (matrix, matrix operation and transformation).

Statistics is Physics 2 (Thermodynamics), which challenges mathematical modeling and applied mathematics.

In addition, regarding calculus, I recommend james stewart's Calculus 7th or 6th edition, which is a classic textbook in universities. It covers almost all aspects from one variable to ordinary differential equations.

Good luck.