Students will understand quantitative problems. They perform a variety of learning activities that require quantitative thinking they develop their ability to accurately collect data and express them quantitatively or analytically, such as in graphical, tabular or equation form. Students will be able to use a computer. They use the computer, including the internet for a variety of learning activities Access physical data for use and study in the course. Use software to model relationships with graphs and equations 7.
Students are willing to receive information and respond to it.
They respond to a variety of information. Students develop values, organize them into systems, and apply those systems to their private and public lives. They develop an understanding and appreciation of how the physical world works and produces the phenomena that we typically observe. They learn how to make sense of the physical phenomena they see and understand how the properties of matter and laws of energy are always involved. This is a main theme in class, lab and their readings 9.