Thanks to the internet, I can learn physics.
#AP PHYSICS C FREE#
It is an amazing website with free videos explaining subjects like math, physics, economics, and much more. (I can't post links yet so just Google "Wired Khan Academy" and it should be the first result). I downloaded the Physics II lectures from these two universities.ģ) Khan Academy, if you haven't heard of this website I recommend you read Wired's article about Khan Academy.
#AP PHYSICS C FOR FREE#
After about a week of thought, I finally figured out how I would do accomplish this.ġ) Obtain a Physics II textbook I bought a used one off of Amazon for forty dollars and it was the same one that we used in my Mechanics class (it has E&M stuff in it too).Ģ) Find college lectures for free online to watch iTunes has a section of the store called iTunesU and it has free lectures from many universities including MIT and UC Berkeley. Though I had no idea how I would go about it. So my final option was option three, self study the class and pass the AP exam.Īfter a quick Google search, I found I wasn't the first student to do this (or, at least, consider it). My mom wanted me to do option two but I didn't like that idea, too. I wasted a year by doing nothing.Ģ) Take General Physics II concurrently even though I would need to take Engineering Physics II once I moved to a better city with a better college.ģ) Self study Physics II and pass the AP Exam.
And the school, which is a crappy liberal arts school, only offers General Physics II.ģ) If I waited and took it once I graduated and moved to a city with a better university. However, even OSSM doesn't offer AP Physics II E&M at the regional centers (at the boarding school in Oklahoma City, they do, but I don't like the idea of a boarding school especially considering the no technology besides a graphing calculator rule so no cell phone, no tablet, and no computer).Ģ) I could take Physics II at the local university, however to get credit as a Physics or Engineering major, I need Engineering Physics II. Though you can take AP Physics I (and Calculus I and II) at OSSM's (Oklahoma School of Science and Math) regional center at the Vo-Tech and that is what I did for my junior year. However, I reached a few problems.ġ) My high school doesn't offer AP Physics E&M. I need to take the next class, E&M (Physics II, Electricity and Magnetism). I just finished Mechanics (Physics I) and since I want to go to college to study physics to become an engineer or physicist. I am really self studying a physics class.
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