Specialized physics workshops are available for both Middle School and High School students seeking preparation and/or advancement in Physics.
The Physics Workshop is very unique and exclusive for students because it requires an uninterrupted sequential progress of learning.
In other words, once students are enrolled in one set workshop, new students will not be enrolled in later semesters for that specific workshop. Yes, new workshops can be offered and started.
The intent is to offer exclusive instruction to a set group of enrolled students to maximize the preparation, acceleration, and advancement of this subject sequentially.
To take advantage of this unique opportunity, we are offering the Physics Workshop for groups
2 hours per session = $25/session.
Session 1
Introduction to Mechanics
Motion in a straight line (one dimensional motion), concept of velocity and acceleration.
Graphical representation, concept of slope and rate of change.Equations of motion.
Introduction to Vectors, vector addition , product of vectors ( dot and cross product)
Motion in 2 dimension ( Planar motion) and in 3 dimension (Motion in space)Newton’s laws of motion. Free body diagram , problem solving.
Concept of momentum, conservation of momentum, collision of particles.
Work energy and Power.
Session 2
Mechanics (continued), Wave Motion and Thermal Science
Circular motion of particles, Gravitation and planetary motion.
Concept of angular momentum and moment of inertia.
Harmonic motion (oscillation), introduction to wave motion.
Hydrostatic, fluid dynamicsIntroduction to heat and temperature.
Heat transfer, laws of thermodynamicsIdeal gas laws
Session 3
Electricity and Magnetism
Electric charge, electric field, capacitanceVoltage and current.
Electric current (DC), conductors and resistors.
Magnetic filed generated by a moving charge (current).Faraday’s Laws of induction.
Inductors and capacitors, intro to AC circuit.
Permanent magnets, motors and generators.
Concept of electromagnetismHands on demonstration (Circuits).
Session 4
Optics: Geometric optics , reflection and refraction.
Plane Mirror, total internal reflection.
Spherical mirrors.
Wave nature of light, interference, Young’s Experiment.