Concordia University Courses

College Algebra

As the first step into university-level calculus, MATH 203 introduces the core ideas you’ll build on throughout your degree. Our review sessions cover limits, derivatives of elementary functions, differentiation rules, implicit and higher-order derivatives, and linear approximations. We’ll also work through key applications like related rates, optimization, curve analysis, and graphing. With a strong mix of theory refreshers and exam-style practice problems, these sessions will help you gain confidence and be ready for your midterm and final.

Calculus II builds on the foundations from MATH 203, and these review sessions are designed to make the new material clear and manageable. We’ll cover integration techniques (substitution, integration by parts, partial fractions, trig functions), improper integrals, and applications like areas and volumes. We’ll also dive into infinite sequences and series, including convergence tests, power series, and Taylor/Maclaurin expansions. With step-by-step examples and focused practice, you’ll strengthen your skills and feel prepared for the midterm and final exams.

Algebra and Functions

Master the core toolkit of MATH 208 with Chet. This class cuts through the complexity, delivering a powerful blend of fundamental theory and targeted problem-solving. We focus on building the precise skills you need to solve problems efficiently and with confidence. Whether your goal is to ace your exams or to build a solid foundation for future courses, this is your strategic path to success.