Kinematics and Newton's laws
Describe motion, then explain it with forces and free-body diagrams.
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Physics I, taught as mechanics you can actually set up.
Kinematics, Newton's laws, work and energy, momentum, rotation, and oscillation, worked the way engineering programs expect: draw the diagram, choose the principle, then compute.
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Study sequence
Physics I topics in teaching order
Work, energy, and momentum
Choose conservation methods instead of grinding through forces.
Rotation and oscillation
Extend the same laws to rotating bodies and periodic motion.
Course path
Where Physics I leads
Calculus
Physics I assumes derivatives and integrals as working tools.
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