Physics

 Physics Making Sense of the world--- or at least trying. Physics forces you to deal with complicated, "boring" stuff, and thereby can push you to refine and improve your study strategies. Besides, in whatever profession you'll be later, you'll occasionally need to learn boring, complicated things. I wouldn't want to be operated upon by a surgeon who told me that he 'kinda skipped' the appendicitis instruction 'because it was kind of boring and difficult, you know...' And who knows? You may discover that physics is not as boring as most people think it is...

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Unit 1 Lab Management Unit 2 Graphing Motion Unit 3 Kinematics in 1D and 2D Motion Unit 4 Newton's Laws of Motion Unit 5 Universal Gravitation, Speed of Light and Special Relativity Unit 6 Conservation of Energy and Momentum Unit 7 Thermodynamics Unit 8 Electrostatics Unit 9 Current Electricity and Magnetic Fields Unit 10 Electromagnetism Unit 11 Waves Unit 12 Atomic, Nuclear and Quantum Physics Unit 13 Experimental Design

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 * Physics will use the scientfic method to investigate and physical world. You will use mathematical relationships, beyond recipes for computation, as tools to guide critical thinking. You will be challenged to manipulate and apply your knowledge of physics through a variety of assessment activities and projects.**