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|description=Engineering Physics is a project-based class, focusing on the mechanical aspects of physics, and how they can be applied to various physical tasks. The students will complete a series of projects illustrating Newton's 3 Laws of Motion, as well as integrating other aspects of traditional physics as they explore how to take direct action in the world around them. | |description=Engineering Physics is a project-based class, focusing on the mechanical aspects of physics, and how they can be applied to various physical tasks. The students will complete a series of projects illustrating Newton's 3 Laws of Motion, as well as integrating other aspects of traditional physics as they explore how to take direct action in the world around them. | ||
|teacher=Steven Okapal | |teacher=Steven Okapal | ||
|sessions=2 | |sessions=2 | ||
|prerequisites=Biology | |prerequisites=Biology | ||
|offered=Previously | |offered=Previously | ||
|opento=Sophomores | |opento=Sophomores | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:41, 18 April 2024
| Teacher | Steven Okapal |
|---|---|
| Sessions | 2 |
| Prerequisites | Biology |
| Offered | Previously |
| Open to | Sophomores |
Engineering Physics is a project-based class, focusing on the mechanical aspects of physics, and how they can be applied to various physical tasks. The students will complete a series of projects illustrating Newton's 3 Laws of Motion, as well as integrating other aspects of traditional physics as they explore how to take direct action in the world around them.