Physics 112 Digital ResourcesCourse Outline: physics_112_2013-2014_course_outline.pdfeText: jmh_science_physics_112-122.pdfProblem Set: physics_112_problem_set_spring_2014.pdfEquation Handbook: physics_handbook_spring_2014.pdfLab Manual: physics_112_lab_manual_2013.pdfSummary of Physics Concepts: physics_concepts.pdfPhysical Science Concepts: physical_science_concepts.pdfPhysics Study Guide: physics_flexbook_study_guides.pdfYouTube Videos: Physics 112 YouTube PlaylistLab Analysis Excel Files:diffraction_lab_results.xlsxsnells_law_lab.xlsxspring_oscillation_ramp_lab.xlsxwaves_lab_results_2012.xlsx Physics 122 Digital ResourcesCourse Outline: physics_122_course_outline_2014.pdfeText: jmh_science_physics_112-122.pdfProblem Set: physics_122_problem_set_spring_2014.pdfEquation Handbook: physics_handbook_spring_2014.pdfSummary of Physics Concepts: physics_concepts.pdfPhysical Science Concepts: physical_science_concepts.pdfPhysics Study Guide: physics_flexbook_study_guides.pdfYouTube Videos: Physics 122 YouTube Playlist  Math 9Semester 2 Course Outline: math_9_course_outline_spring_2014.pdfRecommended and Useful Apps: **Important Note**  Student are now allowed to use a personal device to view/read course content.  These devices can be their phone (iPhone, Blackberry, Samsung, etc), tablet (iPad, iPod, Acer, Hipstreet, etc) , or laptop.  If bringing any of these to school please guard them carefully and remember to abide by school policy of regarding the use of such devices.  If you do not want to use your own device there are still netbooks in the classroom.iOS/Apple Products:  To save and view a course document you must have an app installed capable of opening .pdf file.  The iTunes store is filled with free and cheap options; a few are (some have different versions depending on your device):  GoodReader (iphone/ipad - $) https://itunes.apple.com/ca/app/goodreader-for-iphone/id306277111?mt=8iB... https://itunes.apple.com/ca/app/ibooks/id364709193?mt=8Adobe Reader: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/app/adobe-reader/id469337564?mt=8 (iphone/ipad - free). View this website on your device and click the file you want to save.  After it opens you should see an option to open it within a specified app.  Once opened with the app it is saved.  Repeat those steps for all the files you want.  I would allot 500 Mb for the files we would have this semester.Graphing Calculator by Desmos (free): https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/desmos-graphing-calculator/id653517540Th... (free or $): https://itunes.apple.com/ca/app/theodolite/id339393884?mt=8Physics I and II HD ($): https://itunes.apple.com/ca/app/physics-i-hd/id452545949?mt=8CK12 Free Textbooks: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/artist/ck-12-foundation/id385804517?mt=11And... Products:  You can save a file at any time to your device, but you require an app to view that file.  To save the file follow the steps listed above once you open this websit on your device.  Go to the app store on your device and download the free Adobe Reader app (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.adobe.reader&feature=s...).  There may be many others but this app worked well for me.