Courses and Workshop
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Hands-on labs and discussion for Fundamental Physics
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Turn smartphone and AI into fun learning tools
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Effective problem solving framework for AP Physics
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No previous physics knowledge required​​
Physics Courses Overview
Courses Schedule
* Class rate is $30/hour. An online learning account and class recordings are included
Started Aug 30
Started Aug 23
Started Sep 7
Starts Jan 10, 2026
Started Aug 24
* AP Physics C-Mech Course and "F = ma" Competition Workshop by appointment.
Fundamental Physics
Physics Concepts and Hands-on Labs
We'll focus on physics itself in this course and explore the fundamental connections between the physics theories and the real world. Students will have a chance to do fun hands-on experiments at home using an innovative approach. The science and engineering practices learned in this course are relevant to almost any STEM career path. Prerequisite: Basic Algebra and Geometry
AP Physics 1
Algebra-based Mechanics
This is the notorious “Physics 1” that caught many off guards in May. Together, we'll navigate through the entire learning journey to help you pocket all the 5 points in your exam. Prerequisite: Algebra II
AP Physics 2
Algebra-based Wave, Optics, Electricity and Magnetism
This interesting set of physics topics lay the foundation for your future college-level physics learning. For example, if you plan to take the “Pre-Med” path in college, you would need to take a full year of college-level physics courses, which are based on Physics 1 and Physics 2. Prerequisite: Algebra II
AP Physics C-Mech
Calculus-based Mechanics
In this program, you’ll put your hard learned Calculus in use. “Aha! This was why I learned my derivatives and integrals.” And yes, we will talk about rocket science. Previous physics knowledge is recommended but not required. Prerequisite: AP Calculus
AP Physics C-EM
Calculus-based Electricity and Magnetism
Getting into the hard core of AP physics, you'll see how in-class discussion will help you comprehend electricity and magnetism at a new depth. Previous physics knowledge is recommended but not required. Prerequisite: AP Calculus
Workshop
"F = ma" Prep
"F = ma" is a physics contest organized by the Association of Physics Teachers (AAPT). The top 400 students on the "F = ma" will be invited to take the USA Physics Olympiad (USAPhO). The cut-off is usually between 14-18 out of 25 questions. I am sure some of you will get 25 out of 25 to show your full mastery. Prerequisite: Algebra II (AP Calculus will help but it's not required)
