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Quantum Physics: A Full Guide for BEGINNERS
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Curious about the mysteries of quantum physics? This beginner-friendly course - taught to you by a student certified in an Introduction to Quantum Computing course - covers foundational concepts like qubits, quantum gates, wave-particle duality, superposition, entanglement, and more!
No prior knowledge of quantum physics is needed—if you've completed Algebra I, you're good to go. Bring a paper and pen/pencil, and get ready to explore the fascinating world of quantum science!
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Hannah O
6/20
Physics: Discussion and Problem Solving (HRK, UNIPHY and FOP)
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Each week we will try to go through Certain topics of physics and complete that topic for the next sessions. 1-2 Problem solving classes will be alloted at the end of the topic.
The Base reference material for teaching the topics will be:
i)Physics, Volume 1 and 2 by Halliday, Resnick, Krane
ii)University Physics with Modern Physics by Young, Freedman
iii)Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday, Resnick, Walker
aand Khan Academy of course
We will also try to look at some past olympiad papers within our capabilities
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Ibteeker Mahir I
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Schoolhouse Physics Bowl
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We'll have a fun Kahoot planned with physics topics from various areas at the AP Physics 1 level/some challenges. All you need is a pencil and a piece of paper!
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Jonah K
1/30
Physics Study Room
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This session is for focused self-study, with short breaks for discussion or questions. More sessions will be added.
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Liran S
3/50
AP Physics Help/Study Session
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This is season 2 of my popular help series I held last year! Bring any questions you have about AP Physics or any practice problems you would like to work on!
I cover all AP Physics (AP Physics 1, AP Physics 2, AP Physics C: Mechanics, AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism).
NOTE: Sessions are subject to change and many more will be added after
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Aashrith N
1/15
Get Ready for AP Physics 1!
2nd session
Taught by a 5 scorer on AP Physics 1, we'll go over everything you need to hit the ground running when the school year starts. We'll go over key prior knowledge as well as a basic overview of every unit so you'll understand exactly what's expected of you during the school year.
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Jacob R
6 spots left!
Live Help for James
2nd session
This series is scheduled for James, but anyone else is welcome to join and learn! We will go through different physics topics in the sessions.
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Wenbo W
2/5
AP Physics 1/IB Physics Theme A Crash Course
2nd session
We will cover all of AP Physics 1, which aligns with IB Physics Theme A (and some of Theme C). This course is perfect for review before moving on to AP Physics 2, AP Physics C: Mechanics, or IB Physics Year 2. It’s also a great way to get started with physics.
Each session will focus on content that is highly beneficial for both courses. If you’re taking either class, I hope these sessions help you a lot!
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Aly E
2 spots left!
Get Ready for AP Physics 2!
2nd session
We'll go over everything you need to hit the ground running for AP Physics 2! This includes overviews of each unit as well as key prior knowledge for the course.
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Jacob R
7/12
Get Ready for AP Physics C
2nd session
Welcome to the series "Get Ready for AP Physics C!" Our goal is to prepare you for AP Physics C: Mechanics and AP Physics C: Electricity & Magnetism before the next academic year starts.
Prerequisites: AP Physics 1 (or some introductory physics) and some basics knowledge of Calculus. Note that these are recommended for this series, but all are welcome to learn and participate as able.
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Aashrith N
11/15
Torque and Rotational Motion
3rd session
Anyone who needs help with learning about torque and rotational motion in AP Physics 1 is welcome to join. This series will be very flexible so we will do both lessons and help session once in a while.
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Taeyeong C
5/10
AP Physics 1 - Unit 1: Kinematics
3rd session
In a three session series, we will go into depth on Unit 1 of the AP Physics pantheon which covers the study of observed motion. This series is created at the request of a learner, so ideally the group size remains small (<10) so that every participating learner is given a chance to receive individualized help! All are welcome!
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Will E
Registration full.
AP Physics Mechanics Summer Prep
4th session
Sign up for a helpful crash course on AP physics—taught to you by a UCLA engineering student! Mechanics can seem like a daunting subject if you do not know what to expect. However, I am here to demystify this class by guiding you through the big subjects—from kinematics to oscillations. My goal is to not only give you a solid foundation, but to also inspire your interest in physics!
I’ll guide you through all the major units—breaking down the big ideas, core concepts, and commonly seen practice problems. By learning the foundations now, you will walk into your physics class with confidence, making all the difference.
The class structure will consist of 30 minutes of lecture and 30 minutes of practice problems. You are welcome to leave during the second half of the class if you would like to work on the problems yourself. Additionally, you may rejoin if you have any questions as long as it is still within class time.
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Justine L
Registration full.
AP Physics 1 Prep Course
4th session
Each week, we'll talk about how the physical world works: kinematics, forces, motion, energy, momentum, and everything in between.
This course is closely aligned with the AP Physics 1 curriculum, which has been adapted to fit in the semester timeline. These sessions will prepare you for your AP Physics 1 class and the exam you will take in May.
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Christian L
2 spots left!
AP Physics 1: A Complete Guide for Beginners
4th session
In this series, we will learn every topic in AP Physics 1 at a beginner level, so you don't need to have any previous knowledge of Physics. Even if you are already acquainted with Physics 1, you can join in for some review. The only thing required is regular attendance to ensure no unnecessary gaps in knowledge.
If you have any questions about the topic, feel free to reach out :)
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Sakhi J
Registration full.
Live Help for Shaurya
4th session
This series is scheduled for Shaurya, but anyone else is welcome to join and learn! I will answer his questions and go through different physics topics in the sessions.
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Wenbo W
2/5
AP Physics 1 Unit 1&2 Lab
6th session
We will go over Units 1&2 of AP Physics I in detail, covering the basics and doing practice in 10 lessons.
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Yintong C
2 spots left!
High School Physics Series - Review
6th session
Join Our Ongoing High School Physics Series! 📚
Each week, we’ll explore a new unit from high school Physics together. Everyone is welcome to participate. Don’t miss out—join the series and learn Physics.
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Ishank R
Registration closed.
(10:00am EST) Intro to Nuclear Physics
7th session
A little bit about me! I just graduated high school and I'm excited to offer this course in Nuclear Physics. I have taken AP Physics I, II, and C, as well as Modern Physics and two graduate-level physics courses.
This summer course offers an engaging and accessible introduction to nuclear physics. A background in physics is encouraged but not necessary, and the course will begin with review.
Students will explore:
- Mass-energy equivalence through
- Nuclear structure and stability
- Radioactive decay
- Nuclear reactions
- Fission, Fusion, and applications in nuclear energy and particle accelerators
I will run this course for up to 7 weeks (based on interest), with 3 one-hour long sessions each week. Each session contains clear and engaging lecture content interspersed with example exercises. The goal of this course is to be conceptually interesting while having enough computation to be useful for students interested in taking similar courses in the future.
After each session, lecture notes as well as optional review materials will be provided to help students revisit key ideas at their own pace.
Ideal for students interested in the subject of Physics or the topic of Nuclear Physics.
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Evan B
1 spot left!
(1:00pm EST) Intro to Nuclear Physics
7th session
A little bit about me! I just graduated high school and I'm excited to offer this course in Nuclear Physics. I have taken AP Physics I, II, and C, as well as Modern Physics and two graduate-level physics courses.
This summer course offers an engaging and accessible introduction to nuclear physics. A background in physics is encouraged but not necessary, and the course will begin with review.
Students will explore:
- Mass-energy equivalence through
- Nuclear structure and stability
- Radioactive decay
- Nuclear reactions
- Fission, Fusion, and applications in nuclear energy and particle accelerators
I will run this course for up to 7 weeks (based on interest), with 3 one-hour long sessions each week. Each session contains clear and engaging lecture content interspersed with example exercises. The goal of this course is to be conceptually interesting while having enough computation to be useful for students interested in taking similar courses in the future.
After each session, lecture notes as well as optional review materials will be provided to help students revisit key ideas at their own pace.
Ideal for students interested in the subject of Physics or the topic of Nuclear Physics.
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Evan B
3 spots left!
AP Physics C - Electricity and Magnetism
13th session
We'll work through the AP Physics C E&M curriculum together, hopefully finishing by the beginning of May (in time for the exam).
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Jonah K
Registration full.
Advanced Mechanics Circle | USAPhO Qualifier
14th session
👋👋 We'll look at F=MA's (UsaPho qualification competition) mechanics problems together, starting from basic problems involving introductory kinematics and progressing through more advanced ones with complex mechanics theorems. Don't feel intimidated! I will be learning alongside you because many of these questions are difficult for me😭😭!
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Abel W
10 spots left!
Schoolhouse Physics Club
20th session
We're back!
After months of silence, the Schoolhouse Physics Club is back, in our new home in the Physics Subworld. "The Pleasure of Finding Things Out", as Feynman said, so let's figure it out! This is the club where all Physics enthusiasts meet on Fridays!
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Rayyann A
12 spots left!
Help with Physics Topics - Ask me anything
40th session
You can ask me for help with problems in Mechanics, Fluid Dynamics, Gravitation, Electricity & Magnetism, Thermodynamics, Waves, Optics, or basics of Quantum Mechanics. I can help with any AP Physics course, and as a USAPhO qualifier and silver medalist, I can assist with competitive physics problems. I am knowledgeable in many different Physics Resources and Textbooks, especially for preparing for F=ma and USAPhO exams. I am also well versed in advanced math (multivariable and vector calculus, or linear algebra) that applies to physics.
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Ethan B
128/500