Systems of Measurement Motion in One Dimension Motion in Two and Three Dimensions Newton's Laws Work and Energy Systems of Particles and the Conservation of Momentum Rotation Static Equilibrium of a Rigid Body Gravity Oscillations	Course Text Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Standard Version (5) by Paul Tipler, ISBN#0716783398
The EPGY Mechanics course covers much of what is generally covered covered in a first semester college mechanics course. The course prepares students to take the Physics C: Mechanics AP exam. The course is designed to take about 16 weeks to complete on average. Corequisite: Calculus A or equivalent.

Lectures

Students have the choice of viewing the course lectures in either handwritten or formatted-text mode

The course is divided into several lessons, most of which begin with a lecture presented as digitized audio accompanied by either handwritten or formatted text. View detailed lesson contents.

Exercises and Quizzes

After most lectures, students are asked to try some sample questions about the new material. Once they have some practice, they receive graded online quizzes. Often, students are asked to fill in steps of proofs of the theorems taught in the course. Each week, students report their exercise and quiz scores to their instructor, who keeps detailed student records and identifies special problem areas.

A sample quiz screen

Homework

Exams

At the end of the course, students take a final exam. Students are required to score over 85% on this exam or retake it. The course grade is largely based on the final exam grade.