Physics Tutorial

Crash Course

Physics Course Preview	1: Motion in a Straight Line	2: Derivatives
3: Integrals	4: Vectors and 2D Motion	5: Newton’s Laws
6: Friction	7: Uniform Circular Motion	8: Newtonian Gravity
9: Work, Energy and Power	10: Collisions and Momentum	11: Rotational Motion
12: Torque	13: Statics	14: Fluids at Rest
15: Fluids in Motion	16: Simple Harmonic Motion	17: Traveling Waves
18: Sound	19: The Physics of Music	20: Temperature
21: Kinetic Theory	22: The Physics of Heat	23: Thermodynamics
24: Engines	25: Electric Charge	26: Electric Fields
27: Voltage, Electric Energy and Capacitors	28: Electric Current	29: DC Resistors and Batteries
30: Circuit Analysis	31: Capacitors and Kirchhoff	32: Magnetism
33: Ampere’s Law	34: Induction	35: Electrical Power
36: AC Circuits	37: Maxwell’s Equations	38: Geometric Optics
39: Light is Waves	40: Spectra Interferance	41: Optical Instruments
42: Special Relativity	43: Quantum Mechanics One	44: Quantum Mechanics Two
45: Nuclear Physics	46: Astrophysics and Cosmology

The New Boston

1: Introduction to Physics	2: Acceleration	3: The Acceleration of Gravity
4: Calculating Distance Traveled	5: Speed and Velocity	6: Projectile Motion
7: Force	8: Vector Addition	9: Vector Subtraction
10: Newton’s First Law	11: Newton’s Second Law	12: Units of Force
13: Build a Baby Catapult	14: Mass vs Weight	15: Terminal Velocity
16: Circular Motion / Centripetal Force	17: Newton’s Third Law	18: Fat Friend
19: Momentum	20: Conservation of Momentum	21: Bullet and Gun
22: Smacking Balls	23: Roast Beef Truck	24: Momentum Vector Addition
25: Calculating Kickback Speed	26: Work and Power	27: Potential Energy
28: Potential Energy of Bacon	29: Kinetic Energy	30: Energy Conservation
31: Gravity	32: Kepler’s First Law	33: Kepler’s Second Law
34: Satellites	35: Waves	36: Frequency of a Wave
37: Wavelength and Amplitude	38: Velocity of a Wave	39: Guitar Sound Waves Velocity
40: Transverse and Longitudinal Waves	41: Doppler Effect	42: How Sound Travels
43: Frequency Range for Dogs	44: Wave Intensity	45: Wave Resonance

Physics Searches

There a far to many videos that are useful for physics instruction to put on this page. To this end, we have performed YouTube searches in physics and linked the results to this page. We hope that you find them helpful.

Khan Academy Physics

Khan Academy has almost 200 physics videos. If you are interested, you can see them here.

Walter Lewin

Walter Lewin is a Professor Emeritus from MIT and is also an exceptional teacher. His lecture videos are available on YouTube here.

Ted Ed Physics

Ted Ed has far to many videos to put on one page. However, their physics videos can be seen directly from YouTube here.

Ramamurti Shankar

Ramamurti Shankar is a physics professor from Yale University and has more than a million subscribers on his YouTube channel. His videos are available here.