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        <h2 class='underlined'>Physics - <a href="physics/index.html">course notes</a> </h2>
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            Physics is a lab science with a math focus.
            We use physical relationships to predict and shape our surroundings.
            We will also attempt to discover new physical relationships through experimentation.
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            <summary>About Physics</summary>
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                <strong>Physics is science.</strong> Physicists build mathematical models that approximate how matter and energy change over time.
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                <strong>Physics advances technology.</strong> Physics explains how electromagnetic waves encode information from a cell phone, how electricity in a computer chip is controlled by transistors, how a speaker produces sound with magnets, and how GPS calculates position.
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                <strong>Physics guides engineering.</strong> A knowledge of physics allows engineers to predict how their projects will behave. Physics helps them design, tinker, and experiment.
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                <strong>Physics speaks with math.</strong> Math is the language physics uses to understand and communicate the nature of our universe.
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                An organized notebook/binder and a scientific calculator is required. I'm flexible about most other details, but I recommend:
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                <strong>graph paper:</strong> for graphing, charts, free body diagrams, circuit diagrams, ...
                <br> <strong>scientific calculator:</strong> <a href="http://www.amazon.com/Texas-Instruments-Scientific-Calculator-Accents/dp/B00000JBNX?ie=UTF8&*Version*=1&*entries*=0">TI-30XIIS</a> is cheap and works well.
                <br> <strong>pen or pencil:</strong> I like <a href='https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00092RJX0/_encoding=UTF8?coliid=I17A6WSIFV5AG6&colid=26R4C03G1WG78'>these</a> colored pens.
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                physics <a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1iBO9U5tEoUu0tFcRLAn5mEzqPPhgeaW0Z7vy5KRV3RM/edit?usp=sharing">this week</a>
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                physics <a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CqB0kLXRaxv-TcHUrgBeg9FkLtNf0ijZxDScquEB470/">syllabus</a>
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        <h2 class='underlined'>Computer Science -
            <a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1VVYKEFvJpUjDuuzQ7-bvy_3TmzoO-VMw91RGr5_nZf0/edit?usp=sharing">Syllabus</a>
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            This class focuses on learning computer science through projects.
            We build browser based projects using JavaScript.
            We also build Arduino based projects for simple electric circuits.
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        <h2 class='underlined'>Contact</h2>
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            If you were absent, check in after class to see what you missed. If you need to make up an assignment, or have any questions come by my room after school.
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        <p>rlandgreen@newwestcharter.org</p>


        <h2 class='underlined'>Projects</h2>
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            <a href="https://goo.gl/photos/E7jTHpgHRFgT6C7p6">Photos:</a> classroom science experiments
            <br> <a href="projects/index.html">Electronics:</a> soldering circuits and programming Arduinos
            <br> <a href="http://codepen.io/lilgreenland/">Codepen:</a> small HTML / CSS / JavaScript projects
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            <br> <a href="n-gon/index.html">n-gon:</a> physics based JavaScript game
            <!-- <br> <a href="planetesimals/index.html">planetesimals:</a> asteroids remake with annoying physics -->
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        <h1 class='underlined'>About Me</h1>
        <p>I graduated from University of Georgia with a B.S. in physics and astronomy.
            I've been teaching high school physics, chemistry, and computer science in California since 2006.
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        <p>I nerd out on: books, hiking, soccer, science, coding, Arduino, biking to work</p>
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