AP Physics C
Video lesson on Motion in One Dimension (external link)
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The AP Physics C course actually consists of two parts. The Mechanics portion (which is offered as a full-year course in some high schools, and as a semester-long course in others) includes units on kinematics, Newton’s Laws of Motion, Work, Energy, Power, Linear Momentum, Circular Motion, Angular Momentum, Oscillatory Motion, and Gravitation.
The second semester consists of units in Electricity & Magnetism, including electrostatics, conductors, capacitors & dielectrics, electric circuits, magnetic fields, and electromagnetism.
While there are distinct advantages to learning--either in a classroom or online--with a real physics teacher, there are a number of online references that can help assist in your learning.
Links to Online Video Lessons
AP Lessons from the Monterey Institute for Technology & EducationMIT OpenCourseWare AP Physics
The Mechanical Universe and Beyond (requires free registration, or see individual lesson links below)
Video Lessons & Problems, Organized by Unit
- Kinematics
- Newton's Laws of Motion
- Work, Kinetic Energy, Potential Energy, Conservation of Energy
- Impulse, Linear Momentum, Conservation of Linear Momentum
- Rotational Motion, Torque, Rolling Objects, Moment of Inertia, and Angular Momentum
- Oscillatory Motion
- Gravitation
- Electrostatics, Electric Forces, and Electric Fields
- Capacitance
- Current, Resistance, and DC Circuits.
- Magnetism and Sources of Magnetic Field.
- Electromagnetic Inductions.