Medical Imaging in the Physics Classroom

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This past summer my student and I developed a series of tutorials for my Classical Mechanics course. These tutorials use finite element simulations based my research to teach driven damped harmonic motion.

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An animation from one of the simulations
Chris presents his work on developing tutorials
Juancho and Griffin play test the tutorials
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