PHYS 117 Lecture 1: PHYS117-002_Lecture_1_Intro_Notes

PHYS 117 Lecture 1: error analysis

PHYS 117 Lecture 2: PHIL117 - Lecture_2_Kinematic_Variables_Notes

PHYS 117 Lecture 2: kinematic variables

PHYS 117 Lecture 3: PHYS117-002_Lecture_3_Equations_of_Motion_Notes

PHYS 117 Lecture 3: equations of motion

PHYS 117 Lecture 4: freefall

PHYS 117 Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Bowling Ball

PHYS 117 Lecture 6: kinematics ii

PHYS 117 Lecture 7: relative velocity

PHYS 117 Lecture 8: newtons law

PHYS 117 Lecture 9: rope

PHYS 117 Lecture 10: lecture notes from lecture 1 to 10

PHYS 117 Lecture 10: apparent weight

PHYS 117 Lecture 11: friction problem

PHYS 117 Lecture 12: circular motion

PHYS 117 Lecture 13: vertical circular motion

PHYS 117 Lecture 14: Phys 117

PHYS 117 Lecture 16: work problem

PHYS 117 Lecture Notes - Lecture 16: Speed Bump

PHYS 117 Lecture 17: spring problem

PHYS 117 Lecture 18: spring problem ii

PHYS 117 Lecture 19: impulse and momentum

PHYS 117 Lecture Notes - Lecture 20: Shortstop

PHYS 117 Lecture 21: momentum problem ii

PHYS 117 Lecture 23: momentum problem ii

PHYS 117 Lecture 24: center of gravity

PHYS 117 Lecture 25: torque ladder problem

PHYS 117 Lecture 26: torque question solving

PHYS 117 Lecture 27: pascal principle

PHYS 117 Lecture 28: gauge pressure

PHYS 117 Lecture 29: fluid motion

PHYS 117 Lecture 30: continuity

PHYS 117 Lecture 31: Bernoulli examples

PHYS 117 Lecture 32: temperature

PHYS 117 Lecture 33: linear expansion

PHYS 117 Lecture 34: volume expansion

PHYS 117 Lecture 35: review i

PHYS 117 Lecture 36: review ii

PHYS 117 Lecture 37: review iii

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An algebra-based course dealing with basic physics concepts, including dynamics, fluids, waves, electromagnetism, and basic optics. Emphasis is based on the development of problem-solving skills through the use of Mastery based course delivery. PHYS 117/6.0 includes a required lab component.

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