My Top 6 Places to Find Calculus Resources

In this article, I show you my favorite places to find calculus resources.

If you’re looking for high school, college, and university calculus resources, you’ve come to the right place.

#1 Gilles Cazelais’ Website At Camosun College

Gilles is a math teacher at Camosun College who is well known for his clear explanations and engaging approach to math.

His website contains tons of practice problems, lecture notes, and practice tests for all levels of calculus.

Math 191 – Calculus I: Limits and Derivatives
Math 250A – Calculus II: Integration and Series
Math 250B – Calculus III: Multivariable and Vector Calculus
Math 252 – Calculus IV: Differential Equations

#2 Paul’s Online Math Notes

Paul’s online math notes has a complete set of calculus I, II, III, and IV courses, which includes differential equations.

Each section has lecture notes as well as practice problems with detailed solutions.

#3 Mr. H’s Calculus 12 Website

Mr. H is a BC high school teacher with a ton of resources on his website.

His Calculus 12 site is intended for high school students, but it also works well for students in intro to calculus courses or calculus I.

His website covers:

Limits and Rates of Change

Derivatives

Applications of Derivatives

Extreme Values (Max/Min)

Curve Sketching

Integration

Applications of Integration

#4 Calculus: 1001 Practice Problems for Dummies

I love this book because it has tons of problems with solutions.

It is one of the few resources that covers each topic in a ton of detail.

I’ve been using this book for years in my tutoring sessions.

Calculus 1001 Practice Problems For Dummies Book Cover

#5 The Organic Chemistry Tutor’s Calculus Playlist

The Organic Chemistry Tutor has a huge set of calculus videos on YouTube.

332 videos at the moment.

His explanations are super clear and easy to follow.

#6 Dr. Trefor Bazett’s Calculus Playlist

Dr. Trefor Bazett has some great calculus videos for calc I, II, III, and IV.

His visuals make it a lot easier to picture what is happening when solving problems.

Check out his videos for some great calculus resources: