Computational Resources for TeachingThe OSP Collection provides curriculum resources that engage students in physics, computation, and computer modeling. Computational physics and computer modeling provide students with new ways to understand, describe, explain, and predict physical phenomena. SimulationsOSP Simulations are compiled programs on specific topics. The models can be used for concept building, exploring physical systems that are not accessible otherwise, or as a basis for other student exercises. Featured Simulation
STP Percolation Program Curriculum PackagesOSP curriculum packages combine computer simulations with tutorial materials and student worksheets. Packages can be modified to meet the needs of faculty and students Browse curriculum resources by topic and learn how to customize packages Featured Curriculum Package
Copernican Revolution EJS ModelingStudent modeling, the guided exploration of physical systems and concepts, is a powerful approach to engaged learning. Easy Java Simulations provides the computational tools for students and faculty to explore physics without the need for learning details of java programming. Featured EJS Model
Newton’s Mountain Model ProgrammingOpen Source Physics provides an extensive resources for computational physics and physics simulations. Included are:
ToolsOSP provides several general applications for physics teaching, student activities, and curriculum distribution. These are: OSP Events
Computer Modeling of Physical Phenomena
Teaching Physics and Astronomy Using EJS Models
Incorporating Computation and Modeling into Physics Teaching
Open Source Physics & Easy Java Simulations: Adaptable and adoptable technology for science learning Latest OSP Materials
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