Physics Web Pages

Each year as a final project in our Physics class, students are asked to create an individual web page that picks a single topic and and expands upon it. There are a couple of requirements of this page. Students must create a web page that follows the criteria of good web page design; ie. print readability in size and color, links around the site, page size, creativity, good common sense. It must contain at leaast seven links for more information on the topic. Most importantly it must show good experimental design, literature research, data and its analysis. A paper is also submitt on the above and can be a mere print out of their site. Here is a sample of variety of the topics studnets have done in the past.

• Gravitational Assists Slingshots
• The Physics of Ping Pong
• The Physics of the Atomic Bomb
• The Physics of Racketball
• The Physics of Figure Skating
• The Physics of the Cello
• Physics of Table Tennis
• Underwater Pressure
• The Physics of the Bicycle
• The Physics of Hearing Aids
• The Physics of the Neuron
• The Physics of Billiards
• Playground Physics
• The Physics of Figure Skating
• Holographic Lollipops
• The Physics of Free Throw Shooting
• The Physics of a Tennis Ball
• The Physics of Indian Dance
• The Physics of Table Tennis Raquets
• The Potato Gun
• The Physics of Volleyball
• The Physics of Nuclear Weapons
• The Physics of Asteroids
• The Physics of a Song

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