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The AP® Physics C: Mechanics course outlined in this framework reflects a commitment to what physics teachers, professors, and researchers have agreed is the main goal of a college-level physics course: to help students develop a deep understanding of the foundational principles that shape classical mechanics. By confronting complex physical situations or scenarios, the course is designed to enable students to develop the ability to reason about physical phenomena using important science practices, such as creating and analyzing representations of physical scenarios, designing experiments, analyzing data, and using mathematics to model and to solve problems.

To foster this deeper level of learning, the AP® Physics C: Mechanics course defines concepts, skills, and understandings required by representative colleges and universities for granting college credit and placement. Students will practice reasoning skills used by physicists by discussing and debating, with peers, the physical phenomena investigated in class, as well as by designing and conducting inquiry-based laboratory investigations to solve problems through first-hand observations, data collection, analysis, and interpretation.

AP® Physics C: Mechanics

STARPREP®에서 제공하는 AP® Physics C: Mechanics 프로그램은 Two phases
(2024 Spring Semester GPA-Boosting Course / TEST-PREP Course)을 제공하고 있습니다.


for Graders 8-12
(STARPREP® course code: APPCM)


Professor
Dr. Jerome E Lee
MIT Mathematical Physics 졸업
KAIST Multi-physics 졸업
티칭 경력 23년차
South Korea Representative (2012-2022), MIT RSI
Active Member in 2022, MAA Mathematical Association of America

Professor
Seongyoon Hong
Seoul National University BS
Seoul National University 석사 졸업
Seoul National University Ph.D. 수료
Mathematics & Sciences Expert 전문강사 6년 이상 경력

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High School AP® Physics C: Mechanics

  • Lecture Dates/Registration Status
  • 1:1 Tutoring Online/In-person
    Schedule is flexible

    Registration Status OPEN 등록중 Application Form 등록신청서
  • AP® Physics C: Mechanics
  • Course Code/Professor(Alma Mater)
  • STARPREP® COURSE CODE : APPCM-01

    ★ Comprehensive Review of the Concepts and Theories Course ★
    개념 및 이론 과정에 대한 종합적인 검토

    Professor
    Dr. Jerome E Lee
    MIT Mathematical Physics 졸업
    KAIST Multi-physics 졸업
    티칭 경력 23년차
    세계 1위 MIT RSI 11년 연속 국내 유일 합격자 독점 배출

    Professor
    Seongyoon Hong
    Seoul National University BS
    Seoul National University 석사 졸업
    Seoul National University Ph.D. 수료
    Mathematics & Sciences Expert 전문강사 6년 이상 경력
  • Features
  • ★ AP® Physics C: Mechanics ★
    Comprehensive Review of the Concepts and Theories Course
    개념 및 이론 과정에 대한 종합적인 검토

    Students' Satisfaction : above 99%

    Optimizing Concurrent Classrooms
    (In the Classroom And Online Simultaneously)
  • AP® Physics C: Mechanics
Lecture Dates/Registration Status Course Code/Professor(Alma Mater) Features
Lecture Type

1:1 Tutoring Online/In-person
Schedule is flexible

Registration Status OPEN 등록중Application Form 등록신청서
STARPREP® COURSE CODE : APPCM-01

★ AP® Physics C: Mechanics
Comprehensive Review of the Concepts and Theories Course ★

개념 및 이론 과정에 대한 종합적인 검토

Professor
Dr. Jerome E Lee
MIT Mathematical Physics 졸업
KAIST Multi-physics 졸업
티칭 경력 23년차
세계 1위 MIT RSI 11년 연속 국내 유일 합격자 독점 배출

Professor
Seongyoon Hong
Seoul National University BS
Seoul National University 석사 졸업
Seoul National University Ph.D. 수료
Mathematics & Sciences Expert 전문강사 6년 이상 경력
★2024 AP® Physics C: Mechanics★

Comprehensive Review of the Concepts and Theories Course
개념 및 이론 과정에 대한 종합적인 검토

Students' Satisfaction : above 99%

Optimizing Concurrent Classrooms
(In the Classroom And Online Simultaneously)
AP® Physics C: Mechanics AP® Physics C: Mechanics

Curriculum Guide

High School AP® Physics C: Mechanics

01 Kinematics

1-1  Kinematics: Motion in One Dimension
1-2  Instantaneous Speed, Velocity, and Acceleration in one Dimension
1-3  Average Speed, Velocity, and Acceleration
1-4  Uniformly Accelerated Motion: Freely Falling Objects
1-5  Kinematics: Motion in Two Dimensions
1-6  Instantaneous Speed, Velocity, and Acceleration in Two Dimension
1-7  Uniformly Accelerated Motion (UAM): Projectile Motion
1-8  Relative Position, Velocity, and Acceleration
1-9  Uniform Circular Motion (UCM)

02 Newton’s Laws of Motion

2-1  Newton’s Laws of Motion: First and Second Law
2-2  Circular Motion
2-3  Newton’s Laws of Motion: Third Law
2-4  Mass vs. Weight
2-5  Application of Newton's Law

03 Work, Energy, and Power

3-1  Definition of Work, Kinetic and Potential Energy, and Power
3-2  Work-Energy Theorem
3-3  Conservative and Nonconservative Forces
3-4  Hooke's Law and Elastic Potential Energy
3-5  Conservation of Mechanical Energy
3-6  Energy Diagrams

04 Systems of Particles and Linear Momentum

4-1  Definition of Linear Momentum
4-2  Newton's Second Law in Terms of Momentum: Impulse
4-3  Conservation of Momentum in the Absence of a Net External Force
4-4  Elastic and Inelastic Collisions
4-5  Center of Mass
4-6  Motion of the Center Mass

05 Rotation I: Kinematics, Force, Work, and Energy

5-1  Definitions of Angular Postion, Velocity, and Acceleration
5-2  Relationships Between Angular and Translational kinematic Quantities
5-3  Torque
5-4  Rotational Analog of Newton's Second Law
5-5  Work and Power in Rotational Motion

06 Rotation II: Inertia, Equilibrium, and Combined Rotation / Translation

6-1  Calculation of moment of Inertia For Complex Objects
6-2  Parallel Axis Theorem
6-3  Angular Momentum
6-4  Newton's Second Law For Rotational motion in Terms of Angular Momentum
6-5  Conservation of Angular Momentum
6-6  Rolling Without Slipping
6-7  Static Equilibrium for Extended Objects

07 Oscillations

7-1  Definition of Simple Harmonic Motion (SHM)
7-2  Physical Systems Exhibiting SHM
7-3  Definitions of Amplitude, Frequency, and Period
7-4  Using Newton's Laws or Conservation of Energy in SHM Problems

08 Universal Gravitation

8-1  Law of Umiversal Graviation
8-2  Principle of Superposition
8-3  Gravitation Due To Spherically Symmetric Masses
8-4  Relationship of g and G
8-5  Kepler's Laws of Planetary Motion
8-6  Gravitational Potential Energy

01 Kinematics

1-1  Kinematics: Motion in One Dimension
1-2  Instantaneous Speed, Velocity, and Acceleration in one Dimension
1-3  Average Speed, Velocity, and Acceleration
1-4  Uniformly Accelerated Motion: Freely Falling Objects
1-5  Kinematics: Motion in Two Dimensions
1-6  Instantaneous Speed, Velocity, and Acceleration in Two Dimension
1-7  Uniformly Accelerated Motion (UAM): Projectile Motion
1-8  Relative Position, Velocity, and Acceleration
1-9  Uniform Circular Motion (UCM)

02 Newton’s Laws of Motion

2-1  Newton’s Laws of Motion: First and Second Law
2-2  Circular Motion
2-3  Newton’s Laws of Motion: Third Law
2-4  Mass vs. Weight
2-5  Application of Newton's Law

03 Work, Energy, and Power

3-1  Definition of Work, Kinetic and Potential Energy, and Power
3-2  Work-Energy Theorem
3-3  Conservative and Nonconservative Forces
3-4  Hooke's Law and Elastic Potential Energy
3-5  Conservation of Mechanical Energy
3-6  Energy Diagrams

04 Systems of Particles and Linear Momentum

4-1  Definition of Linear Momentum
4-2  Newton's Second Law in Terms of Momentum: Impulse
4-3  Conservation of Momentum in the Absence of a Net External Force
4-4  Elastic and Inelastic Collisions
4-5  Center of Mass
4-6  Motion of the Center Mass

05 Rotation I: Kinematics, Force, Work, and Energy

5-1  Definitions of Angular Postion, Velocity, and Acceleration
5-2  Relationships Between Angular and Translational kinematic Quantities
5-3  Torque
5-4  Rotational Analog of Newton's Second Law
5-5  Work and Power in Rotational Motion

06 Rotation II: Inertia, Equilibrium, and Combined Rotation / Translation

6-1  Calculation of moment of Inertia For Complex Objects
6-2  Parallel Axis Theorem
6-3  Angular Momentum
6-4  Newton's Second Law For Rotational motion in Terms of Angular Momentum
6-5  Conservation of Angular Momentum
6-6  Rolling Without Slipping
6-7  Static Equilibrium for Extended Objects

07 Oscillations

7-1  Definition of Simple Harmonic Motion (SHM)
7-2  Physical Systems Exhibiting SHM
7-3  Definitions of Amplitude, Frequency, and Period
7-4  Using Newton's Laws or Conservation of Energy in SHM Problems

08 Universal Gravitation

8-1  Law of Umiversal Graviation
8-2  Principle of Superposition
8-3  Gravitation Due To Spherically Symmetric Masses
8-4  Relationship of g and G
8-5  Kepler's Laws of Planetary Motion
8-6  Gravitational Potential Energy


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Reference Lectures

AP® Physics C: Mechanics

Understanding Conservation of Momentum Graphs of Potential Energy Curves
Graphing Simple Harmonic Motion Everything You Need to Know about Nonlinear Springs
Deriving Rotational Inertia Oscillations and Simple Harmonic Motion
Angular Momentum & Rotational Collisions Understanding Resistive Forces