Development Of Physics Learning Software

Nurlina Aimi, Ramily (2012) Development Of Physics Learning Software. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Nowadays, student more prefers to 'Google' the information rather than go to the library for searching the thick reference books. Read the book may not be an interesting habit among students. In addition, the limitation of time and transportation make it harder to cater the information in order to understand the subject. By knowing this fact that computer can give the benefit in teaching and learning session in education institution, this system is created as a platform to provide portable, interpret, simple and supporting run­ time environment. Thus, E-Leaming Physics is created using multimedia approach and it provide an interactive environment for student to physics subject. The main purpose of this project is to be the good assistance to enhance user physics knowledge and achieve better understanding. This E-Learning contents note with related example, quizzes, simple related game and concept illustrations which combined together with animation, graphic and interactive sound system. This system is developed by using software Visual Basic 6.0 for main interface and Adobe Flash combined with Java while creating the related games. All this software is chosen because they can produce interesting interface for story board and graphic to provide good interaction between users and system. The system only covers for several important chapters such as velocity, acceleration, free body diagram, Ohm's Laws and other more and only includes the basic formula analysis for chosen important topic. Thus, by having this system student can understand the basic concept of Physics subject more effectively before they can go to more advance subject later correlated to this concept of physics.

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