If you enjoyed the recent Hulu comedy time loop romp “Palm Springs,” know that theoretical physicist Clifford Johnson may be a big reason why. When filmmakers wanted to test the scientific plausibility of their time travel premise, they ran their ideas past the USC professor, who proceeded to tell them what was and what wasn’t possible — even in the make-believe sci-fi realm of moving through time.
While a movie script can present anything, the universe still has laws that govern how everything works and why. While concepts like time travel still reside in the mostly theoretical range, there’s a lot to know about our planet and our universe that will do currently understand — and much of that knowledge goes back to physics.
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But while it’s relatable, this calculus-based course doesn’t pull any punches either. Once you’re introduced to how calculus serves as the basis for core physics formulas, this training then explores those concepts as it investigates motion, forces, momentum, energy and other primal elements in physical real world settings.
Much like physics itself, this course also operates on multiple levels. While there is ample time spent helping students grasp physics concepts like Newton’s 3rd Law, latent heat and linear momentum, this course also wants to hone in on the analytics skills that make learning physics possible. This course seeks to sharpen a student’s skills as a problem solver and logical thinker, which can then be used in all facets of learning and understanding.
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