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Course Title:
Physics B: Connections Learning
Course Code:
CL1053
MA NCES Code:
Discipline:
Science - Physics
Grade Level:
09, 10, 11, 12
Level:
Standard
Offering:
Connections Learning Fall/Spring (Fall: 25 Seats; Spring: 25 Seats; )
Duration:
15 weeks
Prerequisites:
Successful completion of Algebra 2 and Physics A
Additional Requirements:
Accredited by:
Certified by NCAA for initial-eligibility through Connections Learning
Course Requires a Media Kit to be Shipped to Students:
No
Course Requires a Media Kit to be Purchased by Course Sponsor
(see additional details below):

No
Description:
This course is offered through a Connections Learning / VHS partnership.

This is a fee-based core course offering. VHS member schools receive a discount on this Connections Learning course enrollment (school will be invoiced). Non-members will be invoiced at standard list prices. Course pricing is listed on the enrollment form, and is based on the course selected.

To enroll in this course, please complete the enrollment form:
VHS Connections Academy Registration

For further assistance with Connections Learning courses offered through VHS, please submit a service request at service.goVHS.org.

Description:
The goal of physics is to describe the physical world using a small number of basic assumptions, concepts, and equations. In this course, emphasis is placed on relating physics to the everyday world. The student will learn the characteristics of waves and describe the behavior of waves with emphasis on light and sound. The student will understand the relationship between electricity and magnetism. Finally, the student will gain a simple understanding of atomic physics.
Approximately 40 percent of the course involves virtual laboratory investigations. Some activities will require ordinary household items such as rulers, meter sticks, balls or marbles, string, paper, and pencils.

Physics B focuses on waves, in particular sound and light. Then the course moves to understanding electricity and magnetism and the relationship between the two. It concludes with a basic exploration of atomic physics.


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This catalog description was last modified on 07/31/2012


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