An introduction to physics in the context of everyday objects.
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How Things Work: An Introduction to Physics
Universidad de VirginiaAcerca de este Curso
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Inglés (English)
Subtítulos: Árabe (Arabic), Francés (French), Portugués (europeo), Chino (simplificado), Griego, Italiano, Vietnamita, Coreano, Alemán (German), Urdú, Ruso (Russian), Inglés (English), Hebreo, Español (Spanish), Hindi, Japonés
Fechas límite flexibles
Restablece las fechas límite en función de tus horarios.
Certificado para compartir
Obtén un certificado al finalizar
100 % en línea
Comienza de inmediato y aprende a tu propio ritmo.
Nivel intermedio
Aprox. 14 horas para completar
Inglés (English)
Subtítulos: Árabe (Arabic), Francés (French), Portugués (europeo), Chino (simplificado), Griego, Italiano, Vietnamita, Coreano, Alemán (German), Urdú, Ruso (Russian), Inglés (English), Hebreo, Español (Spanish), Hindi, Japonés
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Universidad de Virginia
A premier institution of higher education, The University of Virginia offers outstanding academics, world-class faculty, and an inspiring, supportive environment. Founded by Thomas Jefferson in 1819, the University is guided by his vision of discovery, innovation, and development of the full potential of students from all walks of life. Through these courses, global learners have an opportunity to study with renowned scholars and thought leaders.
Programa - Qué aprenderás en este curso
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Course Introduction
Start here!
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1 video (Total 5 minutos), 2 lecturas, 1 cuestionario
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Skating
Professor Bloomfield examines the principle of inertia through skate boarding. Objects at rest tend to remain at rest while objects in motion, tend to remain in motion. Why does a stationary skater remain stationary? Why does a moving skater tend to continue moving? How can we describe the fluid, effortless motion of a coasting skater? How does a skater start, stop, or turn? Why does a skater need ice or wheels in order to skate? Physics concepts covered include Newton's first and second laws and 5 physical quantities: position, velocity, acceleration, force, and mass.
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7 videos (Total 49 minutos)
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Falling Balls
Professor Bloomfield examines the physics concepts of gravity, weight, constant acceleration, and projectile motion working with falling balls.
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8 videos (Total 111 minutos)
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Ramps
Professor Bloomfield examines the physics concepts of Newton's third law including conserved quantities, support forces, work, energy, and mechanical advantage working with ramps.
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7 videos (Total 85 minutos)
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Principales reseñas sobre HOW THINGS WORK: AN INTRODUCTION TO PHYSICS
por MS6 de may. de 2020
Mind blowing.. excellent study by Prof. Bloomfield. Hatsoff to you sir. Very excellent representation of physics concepts by taking interesting examples. Good Pesonalited Professor i have ever seen .
por AV9 de may. de 2020
It is a fabulous course.During the Entire Course I feel A Great Enthusiasm in my own.I loved this course..Thanks to profesor Louis A. Bloomfield & University of Virginia For there great contribution.
por HR29 de may. de 2020
Excellent Course for someone who seeks to learn Physics and its applications. Professor Bloomfield is Exceptional as he explains concepts with practical examples. Definitely a highly worthy course!!!
por DK26 de jun. de 2020
tremendous efforts done by the Professor, not only for students but also for the parent who really wish to impart the practical knowledge of basics of physics to their children!!! Thanks a lot.
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