Mathematics by grade
The units of Rahmenlehrplan und Lehrplan (Rhineland-Palatinate, Gymnasium) with matching simulations. The summaries are our own – the original text is authoritative.
Grade 7/8
Grade 9/10
Grade 11–13
- GF-1 Limits (basic course)
- GF-2 Differential calculus (basic course)
- GF-3 Integral calculus (basic course)
- GF-4 Exponential functions (basic course)
- GF-5 Linear algebra/analytic geometry (basic course)
- GF-6 Probability and statistics 1 (basic course)
- GF-7 Probability and statistics 2 (basic course)
- LF-1 Limits (advanced course)
- LF-2 Differential calculus (advanced course)
- LF-3 Integral calculus (advanced course)
- LF-4 Further differential and integral calculus (advanced course)
- LF-5 Linear algebra/analytic geometry (advanced course)
- LF-6 Probability and statistics (advanced course)
More simulations
These simulations are not assigned to a grade in the Rhineland-Palatinate curriculum.
Taylor polynomials
Term by term a polynomial hugs a function such as sin x ever more closely. That is pretty much how a calculator does it.
Fourier series
Square, sawtooth and other waves are built from many sine waves. You can also listen to them.
The summaries describe the curriculum in our own words. The original text is authoritative.