Physics I
OVERVIEW
Discover the contributions of geniuses like Galileo, Newton, and Einstein by learning about the concepts, theories, and laws that govern the interaction of matter, energy, and forces.
MAJOR CONCEPTS
Galileo Gardens
- Math Inventory
- Graphing Data
- Graphs and Equations
- Measurement Techniques
- Vernier Caliper Lab
- Circle Lab
- Lab Design
Kepler Kingdom
- Speed, Velocity, Acceleration
- Motion Graphs
- Scalars and Vectors
- Equation Manipulation
- Freefall Motion
Newton’s Nook
- Newton’s Laws of Motion
- Fundamental Forces
- Force Diagrams and Friction
- Mass and Weight
- Planetary and Circular Motion
- Conservation of Momentum
- Momentum Design
Joule’s Jungle
- Temperature
- Thermal Energy
- Forms of Energy
- Work and Power
- Mechanical, Thermal, and Elastic
Faraday Follies
- Electric Current and Magnetic Field
- Capacitance
- Resistance and Schematics
- Series and Parallel Circuits
Maxwell Mountain
- Simple Harmonic Motion
- Wave Phenomena and Equation
- Lenses and Mirrors
- Snell’s Law
Einstein’s Fall
- Atomic Theory
- Particles and Light
- Light Quanta and Binding Energy
- Natural Transmutation
- Radiation and Radioactivity
- Relativity and Cosmology
HONORS
- Math Inventory
- Kepler Kingdom
- Newton’s Nook
- Joule’s Jungle
- Faraday Follies
- Maxwell Mountain
- Einstein’s Fall
Fee Details
| Progam | Regular | Honors |
| Fee Component | Course Fee | |
| Amount (USD) | $ 558 | $ 583 |
| Description | To be paid by the student at the time of Enrollment. | |
Grade Level
Grade 9, 10, 11, 12
Duration
Annual
Requirements
Scientific Calculator
- Graph paper
- Graphical Analysis 4 for Windows and Mac OSX Software
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