Detailed Description
The study of Electricity and Magnetism in Physics is challenging for most students because the concepts usually involve higher math that requires the problems to be fully understood prior to starting work. In addition, the concepts always involve invisible electric and magnetic fields which are hard to visualize for most students.

This DVD course begins by explaining every topic in great detail using a variety of illustrations and practical examples. The core topics are all taught by working fully worked example problems which help the student review for exams and build homework problem solving skills.

Every problem is fully worked with no steps skipped. The easiest way to learn physics is to learn-by-doing, and this is what this DVD set provides.

Description
Physics is frequently one of the hardest subjects for students to tackle because it is a combination of two of the toughest subjects for most students: Math and Word Problems.

If you understand the math but don’t do well in word problems then you will have trouble. And if you understand the word problem but have no idea where to begin with the math, again, you will not do well.

The Ultimate Physics 2 Tutor, Volume 2 is a focuses on Oscillations and Waves and begins at the very beginning assuming the student has never been exposed to this material. The course then proceeds to introduce new topics in an easy-to-understand fashion. The course is a 4 DVD series, 12 full hours in duration, and contains 13 chapters of material so you can be assured that all of the core topics are covered in detail. What sets this DVD apart from the rest is that the concepts are taught entirely through example problems. The easiest way to learn Physics is to work problems as you learn the material – and that is exactly what this 4 DVD series provides. You will immediately improve your problem-solving skills which will help on homework and exams, and you will have a reference for many of the commonly asked problems in Physics. If you have a problem with your homework, simply find a similar problem fully worked on the Ultimate Physics Tutor!