What is the difference between conceptual physics and regular physics?

Conceptual physics is an area that is geared more towards the student who is a non-physics major and therefore lighter on the math. This course would be great for a student who is just trying to fill a science requirement rather than one who plans on becoming a scientist or physicist. From a student’s viewpoint it would be considered the most fun of the two since it plays on letting the student do the thinking.

Much of it would be considered show and tell where the professor/teacher will show how the laws work with experiments. The student will be able to see exactly how something works while everything is explained to them first hand. In a good course the student will also get to perform the experiment themselves also.

Regular physics is definitely for physics majors only as this is where quite a bit of math (both Algebra and/or Calculus) will be needed to learn. Nothing in those textbooks will be understood without a good understanding of Algebra and/or Calculus.

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