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Four Canadian course pathways, 20 skills and 80 original question families with staged hints, worked solutions and missed-question retry. Free, no account.
80 original question families · 240 parameter instances
The four pathways share topic families. Across the whole pilot there are 80 distinct families and 240 parameter instances, presented in English and French; translations and shared course mappings are not extra questions.
University of Toronto
St. George campus
Applied calculus: differential foundations
Practise limits, derivatives and applications from the St. George applied-calculus route. MAT135H5, MAT135H3 and proof-based courses are different courses.
Aligned to the current official course-calendar description, checked 25 October 2026. A current section syllabus was not publicly verified. No weekly order or assessment weighting is claimed.
Course alignment and coverage →University of British Columbia
Vancouver campus · A / B / C streams
Differential calculus: common foundations
Start with the common foundations of MATH100 A (physical sciences / engineering), B (life sciences) or C (commerce / social sciences). The stream selector shows what this pilot leaves for later.
Aligned to the public 2026 Winter Term 1 course outline and current Vancouver calendar, checked 25 October 2026. The outline’s weekly schedule is tentative; this tool organizes by skill rather than promising a weekly match.
Course alignment and coverage →McGill University
Montréal · Principles of Statistics 1
Introductory statistics without calculus
Practise descriptive statistics, probability and introductory inference for means and proportions. McGill MATH203 is a statistics course; it is not Concordia’s calculus course with the same number.
Aligned to McGill’s current official department course listing, which lists Fall 2026 and Winter 2027 offerings and no calculus prerequisite. Checked 25 October 2026. A current detailed section syllabus was not publicly verified.
Course alignment and coverage →University of Alberta
Edmonton · Introduction to Applied Statistics I
Applied statistics foundations
Work on data summaries, probability, sampling, inference and the introductory regression topics in STAT151. The practice bank keeps sample and population assumptions visible.
Aligned to the current official course catalogue, checked 25 October 2026. The public syllabus archive lists Winter 2018 files only; these are not represented as a current section outline.
Course alignment and coverage →Choose an objective, answer one question at a time, and use up to three hints before viewing a worked solution. Revisit mistakes from your summary.
Original independent self-study only. This is not a university service, an official exam, an assignment-solving service or a prediction of your course grade. Follow your instructor’s rules. No live language model is used.