High School Physics - Motion for Dummies Like Myself

High School Physics Motion
What you'll learn
Identify, describe and model vectors and scalars when analysing motion
Draw one dimensional kinematic graphs
Apply the constant acceleration kinematic equations
Analyse projectile motion using kinematic equations
Identify and explain the difference between mass and weight
Understand and Apply Newton's laws of motion
Understand the difference between static and kinetic friction
Analyse uniform circular motion and it's relation to Newton's second law
Understand and analyse momentum and impulse questions
Understand the concepts of gravitational fields and gravitational motion with respect to circular motion and Newton's laws of motion
Understand and analyse the concepts of work, energy and power
Requirements
Students undertaking this course will require a foundational knowledge of mathematics up to a Year 9 level.
Description
Have you found yourself scratching your head at complex physics topics? Have you often wished that there was an easy to follow set of lessons that covered all the topics learned in class without having to listen to all the extra stuff. Well if you find yourself saying yes then this is the course for you and it's the course I wish I had when I was in High School! Throughout this course we'll learn all the relevant topics for high school physics and attempt loads of questions to solidify and consolidate the fundamental physics concepts you'll come across.This course is geared toward people of all interests and backgrounds with a focus toward those wanting to learn motion at a high school level. It is highly recommended that those undertaking the course have a year 8 - year 9 level understanding of math and science.
At the end of this course, you will be able to tackle challenging physics problems by starting from the basics and working our way up.

We will cover the following topics:

- SI Units and Prefixes
- Scalars and Vectors
- Kinematic Diagrams
- Kinematic (Constant Acceleration Equations)
- Projectile Motion
- Newton's Laws of Motion and Forces
- Work, Energy and Power
- Uniform Circular Motion
- Gravitational Motion
- Momentum and Impulse
- Hooke's Law and Elastic Potential Energy

All I will require is a bit of your attention and time. So if you're passionate and interested, join along!

Who this course is for:
This course is primarily aimed at students stepping into high school graduate level physics for the first time as well as those taking introductory bridging courses in university.

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