All 8 Units — Choose Your Season
Kinematics
How things move — before asking why.
Forces and Translational Dynamics
Newton's laws. The reason things move the way they do.
Work, Energy, and Power
Energy can't be created or destroyed. Only transformed.
Linear Momentum
Collisions, explosions, and why billiard balls obey the universe.
Torque and Rotational Dynamics
Everything from Unit 2 — but now things spin.
Energy and Momentum in Rotating Systems
Angular momentum is conserved. Figure skaters know this.
Oscillations
Springs, pendulums, and everything that goes back and forth.
Fluids
Why ships float, planes fly, and blood pressure matters.
Welcome to AP Physics 1
Hey — I'm Mr. Iserloth, and I'm glad you're here. This course was built from the ground up to give you everything you need to actually understand physics, not just pass a test.
You'll find guided lessons, interactive tools, videos, and practice problems — all laid out so you know exactly where you are and what comes next. Whether you're headed into STEM or just curious about how the world works, this is the right place to be.
Stay curious, ask questions, and reach out when you're stuck. That's what I'm here for.
— Mr. I
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Grading, expectations, and how the year is structured.
📘The full official College Board course and exam description.
🧮Every equation you'll have on exam day. Print it. Annotate it.
⭐ Print this outA Note About AI
- Generate course images
- Create the AI podcast for each lesson
- Build the interactive tools and apps
- Format and layout lesson content consistently
I'd be naive to think you won't use AI on your work. I use it — so why wouldn't you? But using AI well means more than copy-pasting an answer. Train it. Ask it to explain things in a way that makes sense to you. Use it to learn, not to skip learning.