Classical Mechanics: An introductory course

[Greg Bernhardt]

A complete set of lecture notes for an lower-division classical mechanics course. Topics covered include one-dimensional motion, three-dimensional motion, Newton's laws of motion, energy and momentum conservation, circular and rotational motion, statics, planetary motion, oscillations, and wave motion.

by: Richard Fitzpatrick (University of Texas)

[vampire2008]

you did a great job

[adartsesirhc]

This book is great for me... I'm taking the AP Physics C Mechanics test, and it gives you a LOT of formulas that (if you can remember them) will allow you to sidestep long, complicated problem-solving strategies and just plug and chug. I'm using this along with The Princeton Review's book.

[leumas614]

Are these notes for a first semester course in mechanics or is it a sophomore level course?

[Howers]

Excellent. Short and sweet, just how I like my notes.

Thanks goes out to Richard Fitzpatrick.

[adartsesirhc]

It's a first semester course in mechanics. Great preparation for AP Physics C, or even for B if you wanna know the material more in-depth than necessary to have a boost up.

[CGUE]

OMG Thanks, this material is actually covered in my current first-semester Physics course.

[LHC]

Thank you very much for this excellent resource.

[Ed Aboud]

Very nice introduction.

[mohammedkasab]

thanks alot

[beowulfbhz]

Good Material!
Thinks

[Dweirdo]

Awesome!
thanks!