Physics Handouts
October 23, 2007
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| Standard Handouts | Chapter Packets (from Textbook written by David Lapp) |
Test Guides |
Extra Credit Opportunity #1
October 21, 2007
We have begun to analyze motion using logger pro. Currently, all of the
movies we analyze are non-local. Your challenge, if you choose to
accept it, is to make tiny movies in the Bay Area that we can analyze.
Here are the guidelines to making the movies:
- The movies should not be longer than 30 seconds to keep the file sizes manageable.
- The
camera should be stationary during the whole movie. This means use
either use a tripod or some other stable surface to place the camera on. - There are 3 categories that are needed: uniform motion, non-uniform motion and trajectory motion.
- Movies must be in quicktime format and turned in on a disc.
- You will receive up to 20 points if the movie is formatted correctly and contains useable footage.
Extra Credit Opportunity #1
October 21, 2007
We have begun to analyze motion using logger pro. Currently, all of the movies we analyze are non-local. Your challenge, if you choose to accept it, is to make tiny movies in the Bay Area that we can analyze. Here are the guidelines to making the movies:
- The movies should not be longer than 30 seconds to keep the file sizes manageable.
- The camera should be stationary during the whole movie. This means use either use a tripod or some other stable surface to place the camera on.
- There are 3 categories that are needed: uniform motion, non-uniform motion and trajectory motion.
- Movies must be in quicktime format and turned in on a disc.
- You will receive up to 20 points if the movie is formatted correctly and contains useable footage.
Grades are Now Active!
October 19, 2007
Grades are now up! Click on the grades link on the left and follow the
directions to access you grades. Please check for any errors.
Computer Lab Assignment 10/19 (2nd - 5th period)
October 19, 2007
Click on the title above to go to today’s agenda and directions.
Logger Pro Movie Analysis 1
October 19, 2007
Agenda 10/19
- Analyzing Motion in Movies: follow the directions on the handout to get your analysis done.
HW
- Reading Log on Chapter 2 (keep it shorter than a page)
Do Now
- What is the hardest part of making a graph?
Manila Notes
October 17, 2007
Computer Lab Assignment 10/12
October 12, 2007
Start with the link to begin today’s assignment. It involves an introduction to our moodle sight and hopefully a start to our first logger pro assignment. Click on the title above to begin.
