AP Mathematics refers to a mathematics course in college preparatory course, which is called advanced placement mathematics. This course is designed and managed by the University Committee, which aims to help students get the same level of mathematics education as universities in senior high school and lay a solid foundation for their future university study.

AP mathematics is divided into two levels: AP calculus AB and AP calculus BC. AP calculus AB includes the concepts of calculus and limit, the application of calculus, the characteristics and derivatives of calculus functions, while AP calculus BC includes more in-depth calculus contents, such as polynomials and their properties, infinite series, vectors, parametric equations and so on. At the same time, these two levels require students to master basic knowledge such as algebra, trigonometric function, function image and data analysis.

After completing the AP math course, students can take the AP exam, and the exam results will be used as the basis for admission decisions of many American universities. In addition, AP mathematics course is also an important way to help students improve their mathematics ability and cultivate their logical thinking and problem-solving ability.