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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!] |
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| 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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| Mechanics | Example: 1D60.10 Howitzer and Tunnel (another name, Ballistic Cart and Bridge) |
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| ||1A-Measurement||1C-Motion in One Dimension||1D. Motion in Two Dimensions||1E-Relative Motion|| | ||1 ||Area ||(mechanics)|| ||D ||Topic ||(motion in two dimensions)|| ||60 ||Concept ||(projectile motion)|| ||.10 ||Demonstration ||(Howitzer and Tunnel)|| The topic and concept divisions of the structure loosely follow the standard textbook organization of chapter and section, although they were created to organize existing demonstrations, not cover the entirety of elementary physics, and therefore skip some areas of the curriculum covered by standard textbooks. The standard curriculum has changed over the years and categories have been created to contain the many demonstrations rendered obsolete by modern textbooks. Some single concept films, videos, and computer programs are sometimes included but such resources have not been systematically identified. piralogo.jpg ---- (links will become active as demonstrations are catalogued) [[Anchor(Mechanics)]] === 1. Mechanics === ||1A-[:Measurement:Measurement]||1C-Motion in One Dimension||1D. Motion in Two Dimensions||1E-Relative Motion|| |
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| Fluid Mechanics | === 2. Fluid Mechanics === |
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| Sound, Oscillations, and Waves | [[Anchor(WavesSound)]] === 3. Waves & Sound === |
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| ||3A-Oscillations||3B-Wave Motion||3C-Acoustics||3D-Instruments|| ||3E-Sound Reproduction|| || || |
||3A-[:Oscillations:Oscillations]||3B-[:WaveMotion:Wave Motion]||3C-[:Acoustics:Acoustics]||3D-[:Instruments:Instruments]|| ||3E-[:SoundReproduction:Sound Reproduction]|| || || || |
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| Thermodynamics | === 4.Thermodynamics === |
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| Electricity and Magnetism | [[Anchor(ElectricityAndMagnetism)]] === 5. Electricity and Magnetism === |
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| ||5A-Electrostatics||5B-Electric Fields and Potential||5C-Capacitance||5D-Resistance|| | ||5A-[:Electrostatics:Electrostatics]||5B-[:ElectricFieldsAndPotential:Electric Fields and Potential]||5C-[:Capacitance:Capacitance]||5D-Resistance|| |
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| Optics | === 6. Optics === |
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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 |
||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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| Modern Physics | === 7. Modern Physics === |
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| 7A-Quantum Effects 7B-Atomic Physics 7D-Nuclear Physics 7E-Elementary Particles 7F-Relativity |
||7A-Quantum Effects||7B-Atomic Physics||7D-Nuclear Physics||7E-Elementary Particles|| ||7F-Relativity|| || || || |
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| Astronomy | === 8. Astronomy === |
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| 8A-Planetary Astronomy 8B-Stellar Astronomy 8C-Cosmology |
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| Equipment | === 9. Equipment === |
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| 9A-Support Systems 9B-Electronic 9C-Mechanical |
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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 Howitzer and Tunnel (another name, Ballistic Cart and Bridge)
1
Area
(mechanics)
D
Topic
(motion in two dimensions)
60
Concept
(projectile motion)
.10
Demonstration
(Howitzer and Tunnel)
The topic and concept divisions of the structure loosely follow the standard textbook organization of chapter and section, although they were created to organize existing demonstrations, not cover the entirety of elementary physics, and therefore skip some areas of the curriculum covered by standard textbooks. The standard curriculum has changed over the years and categories have been created to contain the many demonstrations rendered obsolete by modern textbooks. Some single concept films, videos, and computer programs are sometimes included but such resources have not been systematically identified.
piralogo.jpg
(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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