I'm back! In this series we will focus rigorously developing concepts in other fields, especially physics, using mathematics. Prerequisites: Differentiation and Basic Integration As an initial goal, we will prove and then apply each formula and physical concept covered content-wise in both AP Physics C Mechanics and E&M exams. However, our derivations and discussions will not be limited to these exams, and this is not strict prep for the exams. We will cover more than just what one must know for these two subjects. I have created this series as a sort of group study for those who wish to use their mathematical background to gain footing in other subjects. It is entirely possible We will first cover Chapters 2-14 of HRK's "[Physics: Volume 1](https://annas-archive.org/md5/f044e83ed41566ab5b5cf336a1e06de5)" for Mechanics, then Chapters 1-7 of Griffith's "Introduction to Electrodynamics." These textbooks focus on the theoretical, mathematical side of Physics and are not mere standard AP textbooks.

I'll be helping out Mariam A with topics such as Newton's laws of motion, weight and drag force.

In this series, I will be helping Sayesha out with competitive Electricity and Magnetism problems. If you are interested, please feel free to join in!

In this series, I will be helping Sayesha out with competitive Electricity and Magnetism problems. If you are interested, please feel free to join in!

In this session, we'll be doing review and practice for the units in AP Physics 1 (following along the Khan Academy course). Each week, we'll focus on one of the units. We'll do a review of the unit on Saturday and do some practice on Sunday. Prerequisites: Algebra Basics, Trigonometry

I'm going to be answering pre-calculus questions from James mainly about complex numbers.

I'm going to be answering math and physics questions from James. I would recommend having a strong background in precalculus (like complex numbers) and calculus if you plan on attending the sessions.

This series can serve two purposes: it can be a review of AP Physics 1 for students taking AP Physics 2 next school year or it can be an introduction to AP Physics 1 for students taking it next school year. If you are in either one of these categories, feel free to join the sessions! I'm going to be covering all 8 units in the AP curriculum in this series and depending on the students, we might go at different paces for each unit. (I've only added five sessions but I add on sessions depending on our pace). I hope this series helps students feel more prepared for whatever physics course they are taking next school year.

In each session, I will give a brief overview of a topic in AP Physics 1 and talk about ways of approaching problems in this topic. Most of the session will be dedicated to practicing and solving problems so I will assume that you have at least a little background in the topic. Also, please feel free to bring your own questions to the sessions. I plan on having this series supplement the actual AP course but if you just want practice physics you are also welcome to come!

In this course, I will be giving a basic introduction to physics. I plan on starting with the Kinematics and covering up till Energy. I believe that in order to learn any subject, one must do problems so in my session, we will be doing lots of problems. I will also try to include as many fun simulations and experiments as possible to make the classes more enjoyable.