Physics 11

[ Ministry code: PH 11 ]

Although there is no formal prerequisite for Physics 11, it is recommended that students have maintained a minimum of 70% in both Foundations of Mathematics 10 and Science 10. Students who may have not done so may want to consider upgrading their math skills before taking this course.

View the complete Learning Standards for this course here: Physics 11

Physics 11 consists of 4 Modules. Each module consists of several units. At the end of each Unit there will be a Send-In Assignment for marks. Do not confuse this with the Practice assignments at the end of each Lesson.

NOTE: It is best to print this file first before starting the Unit and then after completing the lesson, complete as much of the Send-In Assignment as possible until you run into new material. Then go to the next lesson and repeat the process until the Send-In Assignment is completed. Halfway through the course, you will be required to write the midterm. You must complete the final exam in order to finish the course.

MODULE 1:

 Unit 1: Graphing, Relationships

    • Lesson 1: Building a Graph
    • Lesson 2: Identifying Relationships
    • Lesson 3: Vector Analysis

Unit 2: Kinematics

    • Lesson 1: Uniform Motion
    • Lesson 2: Acceleration
    • Lesson 3: Position-Time Graphs
    • Lesson 4: Uniform Motion and Velocity-Time Graphs
    • Lesson 5: Acceleration and Velocity-Time Graphs

Unit 3: Projectile Motion

    • Lesson 1: Projectile Motion in 1-Dimension
    • Lesson 2: Horizontal Projectile Motion
    • Lesson 3: Projectile Motion in 2-Dimension

MODULE 2:

Unit 4: Forces and Newton’s Law

    • Lesson 1: Types of Forces
    • Lesson 2: Newton’s 1st Law
    • Lesson 3: Weight Vs Mass
    • Lesson 4: Newton’s 2nd Law
    • Lesson 5: Newton’s 3rd Law

Unit 5: Applied Forces

    • Lesson 1: Hooke’s Law
    • Lesson 2: Simple Machines
    • Lesson 3: Forces of Friction
    • Lesson 4: Applied Forces in Two Dimensions

Unit 6: Inclines and Connected Masses

    • Lesson 1: Forces and inclines
    • Lesson 2: Connected Masses

**Time to schedule midterm**

MODULE 3:

Unit 7: Work and Energy

    • Lesson 1: Defining Work
    • Lesson 2: The Work – Energy Theorem
    • Lesson 3: Types of Work

Unit 8: Power and Conservation of Energy

    • Lesson 1: Power
    • Lesson 2: Conservation of Energy  – Ideal
    • Lesson 3: Conservation of Energy with Friction

Unit 9: Heat

    • Lesson 1: Thermal Energy, Temperature and Heat
    • Lesson 2: Heat Transfer

MODULE 4:

Unit 10: Waves

    • Lesson 1: Mechanical Waves
    • Lesson 2: Wave Phenomena
    • Lesson 3: Wave Interference
    • Lesson 4: Wave Resonance
    • Lesson 5: The Doppler Effect

Unit 11: Circuitry

    • Lesson 1: Current
    • Lesson 2: Voltage
    • Lesson 3: Ohm’s Law and Resistance
    • Lesson 4: EMF and Internal Resistance
    • Lesson 5: Electrical Power

ASSESSMENT

    • First Assignment                5%
    • Send in Assignments         40%
    • Practice Assignments        5%
    • Midterm                               20%
    • Final Exam                           30%

Required Resources: a computer with internet access and headphones/speakers, a graphing or scientific calculator, ruler and protractor. As binder is recommended for notes, investigations and assignments, and should include both lined and graph paper.

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