Physics - Rotational Motion 2 - Dynamics - College and AP
What you'll learn
- This Rotational Motion course will specifically focus on Rotational Dynamics including Torque and Rotational Inertia
Requirements
- You should have already completed prior physics topics as well as the prior to course in this series, Rotational Kinematics
Description
This course is one of several courses designed for Algebra Based AP Physics 1. In this course we will dive into Rotational Motion, specifically Rotational Dynamics, which includes Torque, Center of Mass, Balance, and Rotational Inertia.
The videos and resources will include lectures, demonstrations, and plenty of worked out example problems with High School physics curriculum and the AP Physics 1 curriculum in mind. This is perfect for any student planning to take the AP exam or any Introductory College physics student. While this course does not cover calculus based physics, any student enrolled in such course will still benefit from the ground work laid out here.
While this course does have sections for both High School and AP Level Physics, the videos intended for the AP crowd will be clearly labeled.
Who this course is for:
- Any student enrolled in High School or AP Physics as well as any introductory College Physics Student.
Course content
- 00:10Rotational Dynamics Workbook
- 00:00Physics Course Online Course Map
- Preview03:30
- 06:212 - Center of Mass
- Preview03:25
- 14:074 - Torque
- 06:405 - Stability
- 13:426 - Torque and Equilibrium Examples
Instructor
Corey Mousseau is a highly qualified science teacher in New York State. He has plenty of teaching experience having taught Environmental Science, Chemistry, Middle school Science, Robotics, and predominantly Physics. Corey is incredibly passionate about physics having over ten years of experience teaching high school and AP physics.
Physics is often overwhelming for many students. Over the years Corey has mastered the art of exciting students into falling in love with this wonderful field of science. Through a blend of conceptual understanding, demonstrations, and quantitative analysis Corey has found the correct formula for engaging individuals into highly successful physics students.
Corey holds a degree in secondary education in physics as well as a master's degree in integrating technology in the classroom. He a high school Cross Country Coach, a Science Olympiad Adviser and coach, and a New York State Master Teacher. Corey has a lovely wife, two young boys, and teachers at Plattsburgh High School in upstate NY.