AP Physics


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Course Information

AP Physics
AP Physics B is a national algebra/trigonometry based course in physics. The syllabus for this course is equivalent to introductory physics courses for university students. The emphasis is on understanding the concepts and skills using laboratory investigation and formulae to solve problems. Laboratory work is an integral part of this course. In this course students will investigate kinematics, Newton’s laws, torque, rotational motion and angular momentum, gravitation, circular motion, work, energy, power, linear momentum, mechanical waves and sound, and electric circuits. This course is designed for college bound students interested in pursuing a science related field. Dual credit may be available. Students will be qualified to sit for the AP Physics 1 examination.

Subject: Science
State Number: 135395
Course Credits: Full Credit (1.0) Course
Course Options:

Dual Credit
Advanced Placement

NCAA: NCAA Approved

This course is offered as dual credit through Missouri State University.*

University Course Number: PHY 123
University Course Name: Introduction to Physics I
College Credit Earned: 4 hours
Course Fee:

$300

* Course offerings are dependent on enrollment and instructor availability.

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