Physics Project.

MYP Unit $2$ Elements:

$$ Unit Title: Gravitation and rotational motion

$$ Key Concept: Relationships

$$ Related Concepts: Form, Models, and and and and Movement

$$ Global Context: Orientation in Space and Time

$$ Statement of Inquiry: Understand the relationships that form our models of the Universe and space by

fundamental interaction of matter.

$$ ATL Focus: $$ Research $>$ Information literacy $>$ Evaluate and select information sources and

digital tools based on their appropriateness to specific tasks.

$$ Thinking $>$ Critical thinking $>$ Evaluate evidence and arguments.

Objectives:

$$ In this project, the student's task is to take on the role of an "Engineer" in a company that will design and

launch a new line of the best wheels for a vehicle in a factory by using rotational motion and discussing

their ideas.

$$ this research project aims to investigate angular acceleration in bicycles and car wheels, focusing on

rotational motion physics and its real$-$life application. By applying the GRASPS $($Goals$,$ Roles,

$($Audience$,$ Situation, Product$/$Performance$,$ and Standards$)$ framework,

$$ Understand the factors that affect angular acceleration in bicycles and car wheels and explore its practical

implications, and communicate your findings effectively to the audience. This project will enhance

our understanding of rotational motion and its relevance to everyday life.

Tasks:

Research and create a presentation that includes all the information you need to prepare this company for

these new designs. These are ideas of things that should go in each section, but you may find more

information you want to share!

Three sections are to be included:

$$ Section $1$: Introduction for the research and big question

$$ Section $2$: Illustrating the Application of Physics in Addressing Environmental and Economic Issues through Various Vehicle Designs for the Best $($covering both the best approaches$)$

$$ Section $3$: Comparative Analysis Between Different Vehicle Designs Applying Physics to Tackle Environmental and Economic Challenges

$4$Requirements:

$$ Creativity.

$$ Research Proposal: A clear and well$-$defined research proposal outlining the study's objectives, methodology,

and expected outcomes.

$$ Data Collection: Appropriate data collection methods, tools, and instruments relevant to the research

objectives. This may include surveys, interviews, observations, experiments, or analysis of existing data.

$$ Data Analysis: Appropriate data analysis techniques, such as statistical analysis, qualitative analysis, or

computational modeling, depending on the nature of the research.

$$ Resources: Adequate allocation of resources, including funding, equipment, materials, and facilities

required to conduct the research.

$$ Timelines and Deliverables: Clearly defined timelines for different stages of the research project and

identification of key deliverables.

Citation

$$ Start using academic search engines such as Google Scholar, PubMed, or IEEE Xplore. These

platforms allow you to search for scholarly articles and research papers.

$$ When citing a specific research paper, make sure to follow the appropriate citation style $($such as APA$).,$

MLA,$)$ and include the necessary information such as author$($s$),$ title, journal, or conference name.

publication date, and page numbers