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Physics - 1, 2, C-Mechanics, C-Electricity & Magnetism
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Physics (1, 2, C-Mechanics, C-Electricity & Magnetism)
EdVeda’s AP Physics program prepares students for College-level Physics, covering foundational topics such as Mechanics, Electricity and Magnetism, Thermodynamics, and Waves. Through hands-on problem-solving and applying creative reasoning (and math!), we help our students gain that extra edge for their AP scores and for their Physics courses in Colleges and Vocational Schools
Our course framework mirrors college physics content, providing essential preparation for careers in engineering, quantitative finance, computer science, and physical sciences. A strong foundation in Physics is the basis for success in undergraduate STEM programs in almost all universities today.
EdVeda can help select an AP Physics program or a combination for your student factoring in their readiness, expected preparation, and their desired program of study in the school of their choice.
Physics
Moduls
12
Age
11-13
Student: 3,215
Language: English
Subtitles: English, Indonesia, Spanish, French, Italian, Rusian, Polish, Dutch
Additional resources: 12 files
Duration: 24 Hr 40 Mins
What You Will Learn
AP Physics comes in 2 primary flavors : non-Calculus (or Algebra-only) or Calculus-based to address College-level freshman courses in Physics. Physics covers a very wide range of topics and by convention, its fundamentals (beginning with Kinematics / Motion and Mechanics) are addressed in Physics 1. Electricity, Magnetism, Optics, Waves, Thermodynamics and Modern Physics (Quantum Physics and Relativity) and related topics are covered in Physics 2. Both are available in Algebra and Calculus variants - thus a total of 4 different AP Physics programs.
Physics 1 includes Kinematics, Force & Dynamics, Work, Energy & Power, Linear Momentum, Rotating Systems, Oscillations, Fluids
Physics 2 includes Thermodynamics, Electricity & Magnetism, Optics (Geometric), Waves, Sounds, and Modern Physics
What You will Need
Since Physics is math-intensive, a good understanding of that subject at a Precalculus/Algebra 1 /Algebra 2 level is a minimum requirement for ALL AP Physics programs. Depending upon your student's preparation, the requisite Math courses may be taken concurrently.
The Calculus AP streams will require Calculus (at an AP Calculus AB level, minimum)
Physics 2 and C-Electricity and Magnetism will require Physics 1 and C-Mechanics respectively