Об этом курсе: An introduction to physics in the context of everyday objects.
Автор: University of Virginia
Преподаватели: Louis A. Bloomfield, Professor of Physics
| Уровень | Учащийся среднего уровня |
| Выполнение | 11 hours of videos and assessments |
| Язык | English, Субтитры: Arabic, French, Portuguese (European), Chinese (Simplified), Italian, Korean, German, Urdu, Russian, Hebrew, Spanish, Hindi, Japanese |
| Как пройти курс | Чтобы пройти курс, выполните все оцениваемые задания. |
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Программа курса
НЕДЕЛЯ 1
Course Introduction
Start here!
1 видео, 2 материала для самостоятельного изучения, 1 тренировочный тест
- Материал для самостоятельного изучения: Suggested Readings
- Материал для самостоятельного изучения: Translations
- Тренировочный тест: Preliminary Assessment
НЕДЕЛЯ 2
Skating
Professor Bloomfield examines the principle of inertia through skate boarding. Objects at rest tend to remain at rest while objects in motion, tend to remain in motion. Why does a stationary skater remain stationary? Why does a moving skater tend to continue moving? How can we describe the fluid, effortless motion of a coasting skater? How does a skater start, stop, or turn? Why does a skater need ice or wheels in order to skate? Physics concepts covered include Newton's first and second laws and 5 physical quantities: position, velocity, acceleration, force, and mass.
7 видео
- Видео: Why Does a Motionless Skater Tend to Remain Motionless?
- Видео: Why Does a Moving Skater Tend to Continue Moving?
- Видео: How Can We Describe the Fluid, Effortless Motion of a Coasting Skater?
- Видео: How Does a Skater Start, Stop, or Turn?
- Видео: Why Does a Skater Need Ice or Wheels in Order to Skate?
- Видео: Skating Summary
Оцениваемый: Skating
НЕДЕЛЯ 3
Falling Balls
Professor Bloomfield examines the physics concepts of gravity, weight, constant acceleration, and projectile motion working with falling balls.
8 видео
- Видео: Why Does a Dropped Ball Fall Downward?
- Видео: How Differently do Different Balls Fall?
- Видео: How Would a Ball Fall on the Moon?
- Видео: How Does a Falling Ball Move After it is Dropped?
- Видео: How Can a Ball Move Upward and Still be Falling?
- Видео: How Does a Ball's Horizontal Motion Affect its Fall?
- Видео: Falling Balls Summary
Оцениваемый: Falling Balls
НЕДЕЛЯ 4
Ramps
Professor Bloomfield examines the physics concepts of Newton's third law including conserved quantities, support forces, work, energy, and mechanical advantage working with ramps.
7 видео
- Видео: Why Doesn't a Wagon Fall Through a Sidewalk?
- Видео: Why Does a Sidewalk Perfectly Support a Wagon?
- Видео: How Does a Wagon Move as You Let it Roll Freely on a Ramp?
- Видео: Why is it More Exhausting to Lift a Wagon Up Than to Lower a Wagon Down?
- Видео: Why is it Easier to Pull a Wagon Up a Ramp Than to Lift it Up a Ladder?
- Видео: Ramps Summary
Оцениваемый: Ramps
НЕДЕЛЯ 5
Seesaws
Professor Bloomfield illustrates the physics concepts of rotational versus translational motion, Newton's law of rotation, and 5 physical quantities: angular position, angular velocity, angular acceleration, torque, and rotational mass using seesaws.
8 видео
- Видео: How Does a Balanced Seesaw Move?
- Видео: Why Does a Seesaw Need a Pivot?
- Видео: Why Does a Lone Seesaw Rider Plummet to the Ground?
- Видео: Why do the Riders' Weights and Positions Affect the Seesaw's Motion?
- Видео: Why Do the Riders' Distances from the Pivot Affect the Seesaw's Responsiveness?
- Видео: How Do the Seesaw's Riders Affect One Another?
- Видео: Seesaws Summary
Оцениваемый: Seesaws
НЕДЕЛЯ 6
Wheels
Professor Bloomfield illustrates the physics concept of frictional forces through experiments with wheels.
8 видео
- Видео: Why Does a Wagon Need Wheels?
- Видео: Why is Sliding a Box Across the Floor Usually Hardest at the Start?
- Видео: How is Energy Wasted as a Box Skids to a Stop?
- Видео: How Do Wheels Help a Wagon Coast?
- Видео: How do Powered Wheels Propel a Bicycle or Car Forward?
- Видео: How is Energy Present in a Wheel?
- Видео: Wheels Summary
Оцениваемый: Wheels
НЕДЕЛЯ 7
Bumper Cars
Professor Bloomfield examines the physics concepts of momentum, impulse, angular momentum, angular impulse, and the relationship between potential energy and force using bumper cars.
7 видео
- Видео: Does a Moving Bumper Car Carry a Force?
- Видео: How is Momentum Transferred From One Bumper Car to Another?
- Видео: Does a Spinning Bumper Car Carry a Torque?
- Видео: How is Angular Momentum Transferred From One Bumper Car to Another?
- Видео: How Does a Bumper Car Move on an Uneven Floor?
- Видео: Bumper Cars Summary
Оцениваемый: Bumper Cars
НЕДЕЛЯ 8
Final
This is the final exam.
1 видео
Оцениваемый: Final Assessment
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University of Virginia
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Рейтинги и отзывы
Very informative and lectures are engaging!
Why there are five stars only??Very good course really enjoyed physics
Great learning of physics from a different perspective.
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JC
I think this is a very good introductory class for physics. The explanations are clear, detailed, and examples shown in the videos are very useful. I genuinely recommend this class. However, one thing that must be improved: after each quizzes, there are no correct answers or explanations given. One only knows which question was correct, without the details of which answers was accurate and why. This caused me troubles in understanding some parts of the class that I did not understand at first: I had hoped that a correction of the quizzes would be given to truly master the contents of the class, but it was not the case, and it is something that would have tremendously helped me.