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In Kinematics you will learn all about motion of particles in one, two and three dimensions with good understanding of equation of motion and Newton&#39;s three laws of motion.

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## Dr. Nishikant (Nish) Sonwalkar: Academician, Scientist, Musician

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Dr. Sonwalkar is regarded as a leading expert in the application of computers in education. He has extensive research and development experience in hypermedia authoring, mobile learning, adaptive learning, and brain-based synaptic learning, advanced scientific visualization, database management systems, and computer simulation.

After receiving doctoral degree from MIT in the area of Molecular Dynamics of Nano-interfaces, he joined MIT as faculty in Mechanical Engineering, but his passion for technology enabled education led him become the founding director of Hypermedia Teaching Facility (Hypermedia Lab) at MIT and later he was appointed as the Principal Educational Architect of MIT.

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In Kinematics you will learn all about motion of particles in one, two and three dimensions with good understanding of equation of motion and Newton's three laws of motion.

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Molecular Dynamics for the Computational Discoveries in Science
 By
 Dr. Nish Sonwalkar
 contact: Dr. Nish Sonwalkar nish@alum.mit.edu

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Molecular Dynamics for Computational Discoveries in Science
 by 
 Dr. Nish Sonwalkar
 Created by Synaptic Global Learning in collaboration with University of Massachusetts, Boston

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Molecular Dynamics for Computational Discoveries in Science
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 Dr. Nish Sonwalkar

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Molecular Dynamics for Computational Discoveries in Science
 by
 Dr. Nish Sonwalkar
 An adaptive MOOC course lectures created by SGL and UMB.
 Contact: nish@alum.mit.edu

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Kinematics Segment 6: Projectile Motion

Sir Isaac Newton's was 16the century British scientist who formalized laws of motion. The three laws postulated by Newton are the basis for the kinematics - motion of objects subjects to force. In this segment you will understand the laws of motion and how to apply these laws to determine position, velocity and acceleration of particles and rigid bodies.

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