Anyone can bring homework and questions from any AP Physics course to the sessions and we can discuss them. If not, each week, I'll prepare a topic that we can go over.

We'll go through all topics in AP Physics C Mechanics, from basic kinematics all the way to rotations and gravitation. Because of failures in previous attempts, it would be a prerequisite to have some understanding of Calculus. Finally, the specific time and frequency of the sessions are undertermined, so the sessions you see now are only valuable in terms of its content.

There are two modes of session we can choose from. !. A study circle. We can share our confusion and discuss a topic each week together. 2. Lecturey type. I can go over the each week by myself. (I'm leaning towards the former because long series tend to result in inconsistencies in attendance). You should have a solid foundation in calculus (mainly differentiation and integration). Don't be frightened if you don't know it. It can be learned pretty quickly. But my idea for this group is that we won't be lingering on a basic function's derivatives. Session amount and date TBD.

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This group is for Calculus students to learn math together!

The plan for now is to meet weekly and share problems we're working on. We can solve each other's confusions. Currently, there is a set of resources I found online which includes a complete set of problems that we may do over the week and discuss upon so we stay on the same track (I've only scheduled two for now). The time of meeting is also not yet determined.

We'll go through all topics in AP Physics C Mechanics, from basic kinematics all the way to rotations and gravitation. Feel free to join even if you have no calculus background since we'll go through all math prerequisites as a part of this course (it won't turn into a calculus series). Without calculus, this course's content is very similar to AP Physics 1. Problem solving sessions where we go over specific problems after each topic will also be hosted between "lecturey" sessions. Also, the specific time and frequency of the sessions are undertermined, so the sessions you see now are only valuable in terms of its content.

This is meant to be a continuation of the previous series. We well start at rotations, then gravitation, and end with waves and oscillations.

We'll go through one topic each week and will also work through specific problems that will show up on the exam.