Physics and Astronomy
Edited lecture videos for Physics 4A (Fall 2023) have been uploaded to our YouTube channel, and as usual, they are available in the playlist: Physics 4A playlist.
P.S. I have the Physics 4B videos from Fall 2023 semester, but I won’t be able to get to editing and processing them until Summer.
Edited lecture videos for Physics 4A (Spring 2023), Physics 4B (Fall 2022), and Physics 4C (Spring 2023) have been uploaded to our YouTube channel.
As usual, the most recent orientation session video has replaced the older orientation session video, at the beginning of the playlist. The newly edited videos are at the end of the playlist, and as I work through updating next semester’s course sites on Canvas LMS (Physics 4A and 4B for Fall 2023), I will place these videos into proper place.
Oh, and one new playlist I’m creating (mostly for material that I imagine I need to do on a semesterly basis, because things change between semesters): Physics 4 Conceptual Questions.
And as usual, the regular playlists are organized by courses:
This is something to fill in the gap in OpenStax coverage I found last semester, motion graphs. Other textbooks I have used before have a section or a subsection dedicated to this topic, which seems to be missing on OpenStax University Physics Volume 1.
So, this is the note written to cover the gap (may need to revise a little in the future, after lecturing on additional examples).
I finished processing recorded virtual class sessions from Spring 2022 (for Physics 4A and Physics 4C) and posted them on our YouTube channel (https://youtube.com/c/CoAPhysics). As usual, they are added at the end of the existing playlists (Physics 4A playlist and Physics 4C playlist) and moved around as I prepare for the new semester (the videos occur roughly in the order they appear in the course LMS site).
Oh, I guess this means the Physics 4C playlist will remain in that order for some time, as I am working on Physics 4A and 4B material for the upcoming semester.
Oh, I don’t really have a place—a proper page—to post these yet, but needing to find a place to post these files somewhere public was the genesis of this website (and why can’t I find a .EDU website to do that on? well, I don’t ask the unanswerable questions).
Just trying to replace the default “hello world” post in original WordPress install. As a de-stressing activity, I’ll be transitioning content mostly available from here … but I might build it up more in the future, maybe more tightly integrated with our YouTube channel.