Physics Resources for Students
Tutorials, links, and other helpful information
Online Tutorials | Software Downloads | Problem-solving Videos | Faculty Websites | Organizations | Links | Learning Labs | Make-up Labs for Physics
Software Downloads
- Sejda - PDF editor and creator
- Genius Scan - Scanning app for phones and tablets
- GeoGebra - Free online math tools
Vernier Software
Students enrolled in an ACC Physics course have access to a free download of LoggerPro. You will need to ask your instructor for the information.
Physics Resources Online
(Clicking on any of the links below will take you out of ACC's website. ACC does not endorse or guarantee content on websites outside of its domain.)
Instructors
Students
- Amusement Park Physics
- Careers in Physics
- Conservation of energy: Online practice problems
- Crash Course in Physics - YouTube videos about college-level Physics
- Derek Owens - Physics - YouTube videos
- FreeLanceTeach - YouTube videos about Physics
- HyperPhysics - YouTube Videos about Physics
- Khan Academy - tutorials about a variety of subjects, including physics and math
- "Minute Physics" Animations
- New York Times Article Applications Which Help Teach Physics
- The Nucleus - Resources for Physics and Astronomy students
- Oscillations and Waves
- PhET - Physics simulations
- Physics Central - Learn how your world works
- Phylets - Java applets designed for science education. (Do not use Chrome)
- Sixty Symbols - videos about the symbols of physics and astronomy
Math Links
- Math Skills for Science Labs
- Scientific Notation - a tutorial
- Khan Academy - tutorials about a variety of subjects, including physics and math
- Purple Math - Need help with algebra?
Updated: April 14, 2021
ACC Physics Links
Problem-solving Tutorials
ACC Physics: Problem Solving Videos
Faculty Websites
- Dr. Bechtold's website
- Dr. Cise's website
- Dr. Friedrichsen's lecture videos
- Dr. Heath's website
- Dr. Underwood's website
- Dr. Williams' website
Organizations
The Society for Physics Students
Tutoring
The Learning Labs have tutors available - check out the schedules!
Advising FAQS for Students
Not sure which math you need before you take General Physics I? And what about Engineering Physics II? Here's some helpful info:
A Guide to Physics Courses for Students, Advisors, and Counselors