Learn · Physics 8A - Spring 2013
Lecture 1 of 282013-01-231 h 21 min
Lecture 1: Introduction to Physics 8A; how to succeed in a physics class; units, checking your answers and other physics basics
Michael DeWeese · University of California, Berkeley
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- Physics 8A - Spring 2013, University of California, Berkeley (at Internet Archive)
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All the lectures
- Lecture 1: Introduction to Physics 8A; how to succeed in a physics class; units, checking your answers and other physics basics
- Lecture 2: 1-D and 2-D Motion; Projectile Motion
- Lecture 3: Projectile Motion: Monkey and Hunter demo
- Lecture 4: Forces: Newton's Laws
- Lecture 5: More on Forces with a Focus on Friction; Tablecloth and Dishes demo
- Lecture 6: Guest lecture by Dr. Smith; More on Forces and Newton's laws
- Lecture 7: Yet more on Newton's Laws
- Lecture 8: Circular Motion; Swinging Water in a Bucket demo
- Lecture 9: Work and Energy; Professor Hoists Himself Up in a Bosun's Chair demo
- Lecture 10: Conservation of Energy; Bowling Ball Pendulum Swings Back to Head demo
- Lecture 11: Conservation of Momentum; Systems of Particles; Elephant on a Train; Ballerinas as Projectiles
- Lecture 12: Midterm review; Determining the Muzzle Velocity of a Rifle with a Ballistic Pendulum demo
- Lecture 13: More on Collisions; when to use conservation of energy or cons. of momentum; Horizontal Ballistic Pendulum demo
- Lecture 14: Q&A for Midterm; introduction to Rotary Motion
- Lecture 15: Rotary Motion; Fast and Slow Rolling Wheels on an Incline demo
- Lecture 16: More on Rotary Motion; solving for torque and acceleration with Spool demo
- Lecture 17: Statics & Equilibrium; Spool and Suspended Beam demos
- Lecture 18: More on Statics; Static Equilibrium of the Human Body
- Lecture 21: Fluids; Pressure; Archimede's principle; Statics of Fluids; Intro to Fluid Dynamics
- Lecture 22: Brief Review of Midterm 2; Can You Push on Water? Demo; Vacuum Cannon demo
- Lecture 23: Intro to Oscillations & Waves; the world is composed of masses on springs
- Lecture 24: Sound Waves; Waves in Ropes; Speaker Breaks Glass demo
- Lecture 25: Constructive & Destructive Interference; Standing Waves and Musical Instruments
- Lecture 26: Intro to Heat and Thermodynamics; Heat vs. Temperature; Boiling Water in Dixie Cup Over Bunsen Burner Doesn’t Burn Cup demo
- Lecture 27: First Law of Thermodynamics; Ideal Gas Law; PV Diagrams; Fire Syringe demo
- Lecture 28: Energy Transfer; Heat Engines
- Lecture 29: Second Law of Thermodynamics; Irreversibility and Fluctuations; Brownian Motion
- Lecture 30:Thermodynamics wrap-up and brief review of the semester