Some Discussions for Physics I

Some examples are included with each of the topics below.  While some involve calculus, others do not, so students studying either level of Physics (mechanics) should find these useful.  While some of the comments refer to Serway's Physics for Scientists and Engineers, 3rd Ed, you will be able to use the information with any textbook.
 
 

Units and Significant Digits; Factor Analysis	Displacement & Distance
Rotational Equilibrium & Center of Mass	Translational Equilibrium
Three Dimensional Equilibrium	Graphical Analysis of Motion
Motion Under Constant Acceleration	Motion Under Variable Acceleration
Projectile Motion	Circular Motion
General Two-Dimensional Motion	Forces & Frictionless Systems
Systems with Friction	Work Done By Constant Forces
Work Done By Variable Forces; Dot Products	Power; KE at High Speeds
Conservation of Energy	Conservation of Momentum
Impulse & Momentum	Two & Three Dimensional Collisions
More on Center of Mass	Linear-to-Angular Relationships
Constant Angular Acceleration	Torque & Moments of Inertia
Force & Torque; Work, Power, & Energy	Rolling Motion & Angular Momentum
Stress & Strain; The Elastic Moduli	Simple Harmonic Motion & Springs
Simple & Physical Pendulums	Newton's Gravitational Law
Fluid Statics and Dynamics	Derivatives & Integrals

Additional examples may be found using the table below.
 

Vector Perpendicular to Another Vector	Angle Between Two Vectors
Constant Acceleration, Ex1, Ex2, Ex3