Soooo... my calc class ended all new stuffs with IBP

Here is my (totally
NOT objective version of calc AB)
So you start out learning about limits and stuff (Easy, right? Been doing that since algebra II)
And then you get to the limit definition of a derivative: lim(dx->0) | (f(x+dx)-f(x))/(dx)
It was in hindsight, easy, but seemed hard at the time
Then we learned power rule (dropping the power, reducing the power, etc.) (made life easy for about a day)
Then product rule (easy), then quotient rule (OMG HARD TO REMEMBER), then chain rule (thank you calc teacher for making stuff easier!)
Then trig derivative stuffs (medium difficulty), Then inverse trig (OMG HARD again), then safety until...
Then optimization (hard, but sooooo much easier than the previous)
Then powers/logs in derivatives (okay, just another formula)
Then we go away for winter break...
(to be continued in 2 days (reduced form of 2 weeks anticipation))