AP 2 Home

Software Links

• Open Office - An open source office suite which can be used to view PowerPoint files.
• MathType - An equation editor needed to view some math symbols used in PowerPoint files. A free download is available that will run as the Lite version after 30 days.
• Easy Java Simulations Program
• West Point Bridge Designer- Bridge Design Simulation Software
• Adobe Reader- Program to read PDF files
• Java Runtime Environment- Needed to run Java simulations

AP Links

• AP Physics C Electrcity and Magnetism Website
• AP Physics C Mechanics Website
• AP Physics C Topic Outline
• AP Table of Information and Equation Sheet (Older Version - current version can be found in course description located on the individual test websites)
• AP Physics C Free Response

Other Links

• www.sciencejoywagon.com/physicszone-- a wide variety of physics activities
• Physics: Principle with Applications -- A website with many practice multiple choice and free response problems
• www.enm.bris.ac.uk/research/nonlinear/tacoma/tacoma.html-- the collapse of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge
• Fizzics Fizzle! -- a physics website that covers a wide variety of topics, also includes a reference section of formulas and constants
• Physics Classroom -- contains animations, tutorials, and a physics help section
• Fear of Physics -- everyday phenomena explained with many video clips
• Condition Black -- a website devoted to a PBS program that explores ocean waves
• Virtual Physics Labs -- a collection of links to Physics Simulations
• Physics.org -- a site run by the Institute of Physics, includes a searchable database of physics sites
• Interference and Diffraction PowerPoint -- slightly technical but nicely illustrated
• Thinkquest Physics Library -- Student created sites about Physics
• howstuffworks