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| PIRA stands for the Physics Instructional Resource Association, partially supported by the American Association of Physics Teachers. Support the AAPT! | "PIRA" stands for the Physics Instructional Resource Association, partially supported by the American Association of Physics Teachers. Join the [http://www.aapt.org AAPT!] The goal of the PIRA Demonstration Classification Scheme was created to provide a logical organization and universally inclusive unique number to every lecture demonstration nation wide. The structure of the classification system is as follows: |
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| ||1A-Measurement|1C-Motion in One Dimension|1D. Motion in Two Dimensions|1E-Relative Motion|| ||1F-Newton's First Law|1G-Newton's Second Law|1H-Newton's Third Law|1J-Statistics of Rigid Bodies|| ||1K-Applications of Newton's Laws|1L-Gravity|1M-Work and Energy|1N-Linear Momentum|| ||1Q-Rotational Dynamics|1R-Properties of Matter| | || |
||||||||<tablewidth="80%">'''Example: 1D60.10.a Howitzer and Tunnel (another name, Ballistic Cart and Bridge)'''|| ||<:rowspan=4> attachment:piralogo.jpg||<:>1 ||<:>Area ||(mechanics)|| ||<:>D ||<:>Topic ||(motion in two dimensions)|| ||<:>60 ||<:>Concept ||(projectile motion)|| ||<:>.10 ||<:>Demonstration ||(Howitzer and Tunnel)|| ||<:>For more info Click [http://physicslearning.colorado.edu/PiraHome/dcs/PIRADCS.html DCS] ||<:>.a ||<:>Duplication ||UW-Madison addition for multiple units, (a, b, c, ...) || |
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| Sound, Oscillations, and Waves | (links will become active as demonstrations are catalogued) |
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| 3A-Oscillations 3B-Wave Motion 3C-Acoustics 3D-Instruments 3E-Sound Reproduction |
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| Thermodynamics | ||1A-[:Measurement:Measurement]||1C-Motion in One Dimension||1D. Motion in Two Dimensions||1E-Relative Motion|| ||1F-Newton's First Law||1G-Newton's Second Law||1H-Newton's Third Law||1J-Statistics of Rigid Bodies|| ||1K-Applications of Newton's Laws||1L-Gravity||1M-Work and Energy||1N-Linear Momentum|| ||1Q-Rotational Dynamics||1R-Properties of Matter|| || || |
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| 4A-Thermal Properties of Matter 4B-Heat and the First Law 4C-Change of State 4D-Kinetic Theory 4E-Gas Law 4F-Entropy and the Second Law |
=== 2. Fluid Mechanics === |
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| Electricity and Magnetism | ||2A-Surface Tension||2B-Statics of Fluids||2C-Dynamics of Fluids|| || |
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| 5A-Electrostatics 5B-Electric Fields and Potential 5C-Capacitance 5D-Resistance 5E-Electromotive Force and Current 5F-DC Circuits 5G-Magnetic Materials 5H-Magnetic Fields and Forces 5J-Inductance 5K-Electromagnetic Induction 5L-AC Circuits 5M-Semiconductors and Tubes 5N-Electromagnetic Radiation |
[[Anchor(WavesSound)]] === 3. Waves & Sound === |
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| Optics | ||3A-[:Oscillations:Oscillations]||3B-[:WaveMotion:Wave Motion]||3C-[:Acoustics:Acoustics]||3D-[:Instruments:Instruments]|| ||3E-[:SoundReproduction:Sound Reproduction]|| || || || |
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| 6A-Geometrical Optics 6B-Photometry 6C-Diffraction 6D-Interference 6E-Interference 6F-Color 6H-Polarization 6J-The Eye 6Q-Modern Optics |
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| 7A-Quantum Effects 7B-Atomic Physics 7D-Nuclear Physics 7E-Elementary Particles 7F-Relativity |
[[Anchor(ElectricityAndMagnetism)]] === 5. Electricity and Magnetism === |
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| Astronomy | ||5A-[:Electrostatics:Electrostatics]||5B-[:ElectricFieldsAndPotential:Electric Fields and Potential]||5C-[:Capacitance:Capacitance]||5D-Resistance|| ||5E-Electromotive Force and Current||5F-DC Circuits||5G-Magnetic Materials||5H-Magnetic Fields and Forces|| ||5J-Inductance||5K-Electromagnetic Induction||5L-AC Circuits||5M-Semiconductors and Tubes|| ||5N-Electromagnetic Radiation|| || || || |
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| 8A-Planetary Astronomy 8B-Stellar Astronomy 8C-Cosmology |
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| Equipment | ||6A-Geometrical Optics||6B-Photometry||6C-Diffraction||6D-Interference|| ||6E-Interference||6F-Color||6H-Polarization||6J-The Eye|| ||6Q-Modern Optics|| || || || |
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| 9A-Support Systems 9B-Electronic 9C-Mechanical |
=== 7. Modern Physics === ||7A-Quantum Effects||7B-Atomic Physics||7D-Nuclear Physics||7E-Elementary Particles|| ||7F-Relativity|| || || || === 8. Astronomy === ||8A-Planetary Astronomy||8B-Stellar Astronomy||8C-Cosmology|| === 9. Equipment === ||9A-Support Systems||9B-Electronic||9C-Mechanical|| [:Demonstrations:Demonstrations] [:Instructional:Home] |
PIRA Classification Scheme
"PIRA" stands for the Physics Instructional Resource Association, partially supported by the American Association of Physics Teachers. Join the [http://www.aapt.org AAPT!]
The goal of the PIRA Demonstration Classification Scheme was created to provide a logical organization and universally inclusive unique number to every lecture demonstration nation wide. The structure of the classification system is as follows:
Example: 1D60.10.a Howitzer and Tunnel (another name, Ballistic Cart and Bridge)
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Area
(mechanics)
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Topic
(motion in two dimensions)
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Concept
(projectile motion)
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Demonstration
(Howitzer and Tunnel)
For more info Click [http://physicslearning.colorado.edu/PiraHome/dcs/PIRADCS.html DCS]
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Duplication
UW-Madison addition for multiple units, (a, b, c, ...)
(links will become active as demonstrations are catalogued)
1. Mechanics
1A-[:Measurement:Measurement] |
1C-Motion in One Dimension |
1D. Motion in Two Dimensions |
1E-Relative Motion |
1F-Newton's First Law |
1G-Newton's Second Law |
1H-Newton's Third Law |
1J-Statistics of Rigid Bodies |
1K-Applications of Newton's Laws |
1L-Gravity |
1M-Work and Energy |
1N-Linear Momentum |
1Q-Rotational Dynamics |
1R-Properties of Matter |
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2. Fluid Mechanics
2A-Surface Tension |
2B-Statics of Fluids |
2C-Dynamics of Fluids |
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3. Waves & Sound
3A-[:Oscillations:Oscillations] |
3B-[:WaveMotion:Wave Motion] |
3C-[:Acoustics:Acoustics] |
3D-[:Instruments:Instruments] |
3E-[:SoundReproduction:Sound Reproduction] |
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4.Thermodynamics
4A-Thermal Properties of Matter |
4B-Heat and the First Law |
4C-Change of State |
4D-Kinetic Theory |
4E-Gas Law |
4F-Entropy and the Second Law |
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5. Electricity and Magnetism
5A-[:Electrostatics:Electrostatics] |
5B-[:ElectricFieldsAndPotential:Electric Fields and Potential] |
5C-[:Capacitance:Capacitance] |
5D-Resistance |
5E-Electromotive Force and Current |
5F-DC Circuits |
5G-Magnetic Materials |
5H-Magnetic Fields and Forces |
5J-Inductance |
5K-Electromagnetic Induction |
5L-AC Circuits |
5M-Semiconductors and Tubes |
5N-Electromagnetic Radiation |
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6. Optics
6A-Geometrical Optics |
6B-Photometry |
6C-Diffraction |
6D-Interference |
6E-Interference |
6F-Color |
6H-Polarization |
6J-The Eye |
6Q-Modern Optics |
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7. Modern Physics
7A-Quantum Effects |
7B-Atomic Physics |
7D-Nuclear Physics |
7E-Elementary Particles |
7F-Relativity |
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8. Astronomy
8A-Planetary Astronomy |
8B-Stellar Astronomy |
8C-Cosmology |
9. Equipment
9A-Support Systems |
9B-Electronic |
9C-Mechanical |
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