Learning Outcomes Relationships

PLO 1: Demonstrate the ability to use appropriate ET/mechanical design applications.

CLO 1: Differentiate among physics terms and variables.
CLO 2: Apply Newton’s Laws of force to everyday situations.
CLO 3: Use conservation laws (including energy, momentum, or angular momentum) to predict the behavior of a physical system.
CLO 4: Calculate the effects of force and torque on objects in either equilibrium or dynamic situations.
CLO 5: Analyze relationships among energy, work, and heat in thermal systems
CLO 6: Validate physics principles based on interpretation of physical measurements.
CLO 7: Accurately measure physics variables in a laboratory.
CLO 8: Accurately arrange laboratory equipment to perform physics experiments.
CLO 9: Recognize the application of physics principles in daily life.

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