Physics 11
[ Ministry code: PH 11 ]
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
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- Lesson 1: Building a Graph
- Lesson 2: Identifying Relationships
- Lesson 3: Vector Analysis
Unit 2: Kinematics
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- 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
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- 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
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- 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
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- 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
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- Lesson 1: Forces and inclines
- Lesson 2: Connected Masses
**Time to schedule midterm**
MODULE 3:
Unit 7: Work and Energy
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- Lesson 1: Defining Work
- Lesson 2: The Work – Energy Theorem
- Lesson 3: Types of Work
Unit 8: Power and Conservation of Energy
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- Lesson 1: Power
- Lesson 2: Conservation of Energy – Ideal
- Lesson 3: Conservation of Energy with Friction
Unit 9: Heat
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- Lesson 1: Thermal Energy, Temperature and Heat
- Lesson 2: Heat Transfer
MODULE 4:
Unit 10: Waves
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- Lesson 1: Mechanical Waves
- Lesson 2: Wave Phenomena
- Lesson 3: Wave Interference
- Lesson 4: Wave Resonance
- Lesson 5: The Doppler Effect
Unit 11: Circuitry
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- Lesson 1: Current
- Lesson 2: Voltage
- Lesson 3: Ohm’s Law and Resistance
- Lesson 4: EMF and Internal Resistance
- Lesson 5: Electrical Power
ASSESSMENT
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- 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.