PHYS 1301W: Introductory Physics for Science and Engineering I
The core calculus-based physics course with laboratory for science and engineering students. Rigorous analysis of classical mechanics: vector kinematics, Newton's laws, friction, circular motion, work-energy theorem, conservative forces, systems of…
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Study Resources for Introductory Physics for Science and Engineering I
Midterm (Exam 1) 2012
Midterm (Exam 2) 2013
Final Exam 2014
Midterm (Exam 1) 2014
Midterm (Exam 1) 2015
Midterm (Exam 1) 2016
Midterm (Exam 1) 2018
Midterm (Exam 1) 2019
Midterm (Exam 1) 2020
Worksheet 9
Assessment Inventory for PHYS 1301W (10 Documents)
| Document | Format | Year | Access |
|---|---|---|---|
| Midterm (Exam 1) 2020 | Midterm | 2020 | Illustrative Archive |
| Midterm (Exam 1) 2019 | Midterm | 2019 | Illustrative Archive |
| Midterm (Exam 1) 2018 | Midterm | 2018 | Illustrative Archive |
| Midterm (Exam 1) 2016 | Midterm | 2016 | Illustrative Archive |
| Midterm (Exam 1) 2015 | Midterm | 2015 | Illustrative Archive |
| Final Exam 2014 | Final | 2014 | Illustrative Archive |
| Midterm (Exam 1) 2014 | Midterm | 2014 | Illustrative Archive |
| Midterm (Exam 2) 2013 | Midterm | 2013 | Illustrative Archive |
| Midterm (Exam 1) 2012 | Midterm | 2012 | Illustrative Archive |
| Worksheet 9 | Worksheet | — | Illustrative Archive |
Complete inventory of all 10 assessments (sorted by most recent). Select any document to inspect or use the search bar above to filter.
Course Overview & Exam Syllabus
Course Description
The core calculus-based physics course with laboratory for science and engineering students. Rigorous analysis of classical mechanics: vector kinematics, Newton's laws, friction, circular motion, work-energy theorem, conservative forces, systems of particles, momentum conservation, collisions, rigid body rotation, rotational inertia, torque, angular momentum, static equilibrium, universal gravitation, and harmonic oscillations.
This archive catalogs 10 free educational resources and past exams for PHYS 1301W (Introductory Physics for Science and Engineering I) at University of Minnesota (UMN), containing 8 midterm papers, 1 final examination, and 1 worksheet. Dated documents represent 8 distinct academic years between 2012 and 2020.
Core Exam Topics & Learning Objectives
- Vector kinematics, Newton's laws, and circular motion: foundational concepts, principles, and structured applications in PHYS 1301W
- Conservative forces, potential energy curves, and collisions: analytical frameworks, problem-solving techniques, and methodology at UMN
- Rigid body rotation, moment of inertia, and angular momentum: practical implementations and theoretical considerations for Introductory Physics for Science and Engineering I
- Static equilibrium, gravitation, and damped oscillations: exam problem analysis and critical evaluation in PHYS 1301W
Frequently Asked Questions
Which assessment formats are cataloged in this PHYS 1301W archive?
This collection for PHYS 1301W at University of Minnesota (UMN) catalogs 10 total resources across the following formats: Midterms, Finals, Worksheets. Each document is listed in the assessment inventory table with its individual format tag and academic year where recorded.
What academic years are covered in this PHYS 1301W collection?
Dated materials in this archive span from 2012 to 2020, representing 8 distinct academic years. Coverage varies by the records currently cataloged for this course.
How can students access these free PHYS 1301W past exams?
All cataloged PHYS 1301W past exams and study materials are free to request. The catalog, metadata, assessment inventory, and illustrative thumbnails are public; source documents are not shown on this page. Use the connect options to request a study resource, and confirm current course topics and grading policies with the University of Minnesota (UMN) course syllabus.