AP Calculus AB + BC Bundle (TI-84 Plus CE)
AP Calculus AB + BC Bundle (TI-84 Plus CE)
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AP Calculus AB & BC Bundle for TI-84 Plus CE
9 TI-84 Programs | Formula Libraries, Calculators & Worked Examples
One comprehensive package for AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, and introductory college calculus.
Prepare for calculus coursework, homework, quizzes, and AP exam review with nine interconnected programs for your TI-84 Plus CE or TI-84 Plus CE Python calculator. This expanded bundle consolidates our previous AB and AB + BC packages into one convenient download.
Study differentiation, integration, limits, the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, applications, parametric and polar equations, sequences, infinite series, and trigonometric identities. You'll also receive a vector calculator covering 2D and 3D operations.
Free 18-Page Illustrated Student Guide
Preview every program with 32 actual calculator screenshots, worked examples, step-by-step navigation, and installation guidance. No purchase required to download the PDF.
Why Choose This Bundle?
- 9 interconnected programs: launch everything from one CALCHUB menu.
- AB + BC coverage: core AB concepts, BC infinite series and polar topics, plus supplementary sequence tools.
- Built-in reference libraries: derivative rules, integral formulas, trig identities, convergence tests, and more.
- Worked examples: explanations of how and when to apply major formulas.
- Interactive calculators: solve arithmetic and geometric sequence problems and perform vector calculations.
- Supplementary material: additional mathematics useful in college courses and related subjects.
- Instant digital delivery: downloadable TI-BASIC program files.
Watch the Complete Bundle Introduction (16:38)
See CALCHUB and the eight subject programs in the 16-minute, 38-second overview, with demonstrations of the reference libraries and interactive numerical tools.
Watch the introduction on YouTube
All 9 Programs Included
Start with CALCHUB, the central launcher. Select a topic, explore its menus, and return to CALCHUB to open another program.
| Program | Features |
|---|---|
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CALCHUB Launcher |
Central menu connecting all eight subject programs, allowing easy navigation throughout the bundle. |
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CALCEQ Calculus Reference |
Core derivative and integral rules, limits, continuity, the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, applications, graphical analysis, and concept explanations. |
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DERIV Derivative Library |
Power, product, quotient, and chain rules; trigonometric, inverse trig, exponential, logarithmic, and hyperbolic derivatives; parametric and polar differentiation; applications and examples. |
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INTEG Integration Library |
Antiderivatives, substitution, integration by parts, trigonometric techniques, exponential and logarithmic integrals, partial fractions, definite integrals, and applications. |
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POLPAR BC Calculus |
Parametric equations, polar coordinates, conversions, first and second derivatives, tangent lines, arc length, area, curve properties, and worked examples. |
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SEQNSERI Interactive Solver |
Arithmetic and geometric sequences and series, solving for unknown values, partial sums, infinite geometric series, recursive sequences, and validity checks. |
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SERIES BC Series Reference |
Convergence and divergence tests, geometric and p-series, alternating series, Taylor and Maclaurin expansions, intervals of convergence, approximation error, and test-selection guidance. |
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TRIGID Identity Reference |
Pythagorean, quotient, reciprocal, sum and difference, double-angle, half-angle, cofunction, product, power-reduction, and negative-angle identities. |
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VECTORS Supplementary Calculator |
2D and 3D components, magnitude and direction, vector addition and subtraction, DOT product, cross product, unit vectors, and concept help. |
AP Calculus AB Topics
The package provides reference material, explanations, and worked examples for core AB topics, including:
- Limits and continuity
- Basic differentiation rules and techniques
- Implicit differentiation and related rates
- Applications of derivatives, including motion and optimization
- Antiderivatives and definite integrals
- U-substitution and the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus
- Accumulation, area, and other applications of integration
- Exponential, logarithmic, and trigonometric functions
- Differential equations and related concepts
Additional AP Calculus BC Topics
BC students receive the AB material plus additional reference and calculation resources.
- Integration by parts and partial fractions
- Parametric equations and derivatives
- Polar equations, derivatives, and area
- Arc length of curves
- Infinite geometric series and sequence foundations (arithmetic and finite geometric sequences are supplementary algebra review)
- Convergence and divergence of infinite series
- Ratio, comparison, integral, and alternating-series tests
- Taylor and Maclaurin series
- Radius and interval of convergence
- Series approximation and error bounds
Choosing a Convergence Test
The SERIES program includes a test-priority guide to help students recognize geometric series, p-series, alternating series, and expressions involving factorials or exponential terms. It also explains when tests are inconclusive and why a different method may be needed.
Interactive Calculators: Sequences and Vectors
Unlike the formula-reference programs, SEQNSERI and VECTORS allow users to enter numerical values and obtain calculated results.
Example 1: Arithmetic Sequence
Suppose the first term is 4, the common difference is 3, and you want the 12th term.
CALCHUB > Sequences & Series > Arithmetic Sequence > Solve for An
A1 = 4
n = 12
d = 3
An = 37
Example 2: Infinite Geometric Series
For a geometric series with first term 12 and common ratio 0.5, the infinite sum is:
S = 12 / (1 - 0.5)
Sum = 24
The program also checks convergence conditions for infinite geometric series.
Example 3: Vector Magnitude
Given the two-dimensional vector (3, 4), calculate its magnitude using the vector program.
CALCHUB > Vectors > Components > 2D > x,y to Mag+Ang
x = 3
y = 4
Magnitude = 5
Angle = 53.13 degrees (approximately)
Additional Mathematics and College-Level References
The package includes supplementary mathematics beyond the central AP Calculus AB and BC curriculum. Examples include hyperbolic functions, selected advanced integration techniques, additional convergence tests, vector operations, and trigonometric identities.
These materials are useful for enrichment and related courses, but should not be confused with topics required on the AP Calculus exams.
Important: What These Programs Do
This is a combination of reference programs and numerical calculators, not a computer algebra system.
CALCEQ, DERIV, INTEG, POLPAR, SERIES, and TRIGID primarily display formulas, rules, mathematical explanations, and worked examples. They do not automatically perform arbitrary symbolic differentiation or integration.
SEQNSERI and VECTORS perform specified numerical calculations using values supplied by the student. For best results, use these resources alongside your textbook, class notes, and independent problem solving.
AP Exam Calculator Policy
The TI-84 Plus CE and TI-84 Plus CE Python are among the graphing calculators approved by College Board for AP Calculus. Students should review the current calculator policy and any exam-day instructions concerning stored programs and calculator use.
Calculators may be used only in designated calculator-permitted sections. Approval of a calculator model does not constitute endorsement or approval of this particular software.
Review the Official College Board Calculator Policy
Compatibility and Digital Delivery
Compatible Models
✓ TI-84 Plus CE
✓ TI-84 Plus CE Python
Not designed for TI-83, older monochrome TI-84 models, TI-Nspire, TI-89, or Casio calculators.
Download Contents
Nine TI-BASIC .8xp programs (CALCHUB and eight subject programs), plus the illustrated PDF student guide.
Digital download after purchase. No physical product is shipped.
Installation: Transfer the programs to your calculator using TI Connect CE, then start CALCHUB from the calculator's PRGM menu. Keep all nine program files installed so the launcher can open each subject.
Who Is This Bundle For?
- AP Calculus AB students seeking a comprehensive study reference
- AP Calculus BC students studying series, convergence, polar, and parametric calculus
- College Calculus I and II students using compatible TI-84 calculators
- Students who benefit from step-by-step formula reminders and worked examples
- Students who want relevant numerical sequence and vector tools alongside calculus references
Free Student Guide and Detailed Blog Walkthrough
Download the 18-page PDF guide with 32 calculator screenshots
Explore the blog walkthrough, explanations, and video
Need Installation Help?
Only Need the SERIES Program?
Our SERIES Pro reference is also available separately for students who do not need the entire calculus bundle.
View SERIES Pro StandaloneOne Bundle. Nine Programs. AP Calculus AB & BC.
AP® is a registered trademark of the College Board, which was not involved in the production of, and does not endorse, this product.
What do I need to install the program?
What do I need to install the program?
- TI84 Plus CE (or Python) Calculator
- TI Connect CE Software (Download Here)
- Update Your TI calculator software (Click Here)
- USB mini to USB cord (Should have came with your calculator, or you can buy one from Staples or Best Buy)
How do I install the program on my calculator?
How do I install the program on my calculator?
Can you help me with the TI connect software?
Can you help me with the TI connect software?
Yes! Take a look at this guide for more help.
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Fantastic program, super helpful!
- Choosing a selection results in a full page refresh.
- Opens in a new window.