I am also interested in this.  I just started a degree in electronics engineering and I can test out of the introductory math and physics classes by taking the AP exams.  It would be nice to learn AP Physics C along with AP Calc BC as they complement each other nicely.

thanks,

Ryan

Same.

I'm not sure if Khanacademy would be having Physics C-Calculus based soon, but hope the following link might help! https://www.albert.io/learn/ap-physics-c-mechanics/uniform-circular-motion/circular-motion-acceleration-and-velocity-of-a-roulette-ball?page=1 

Hey! 

I'd like to recommend Halliday Resnick and Walker's Fundamentals pf Phyiscs as a textbook for you to use. I'm an incumbent student, and I strongly feel that if you give it adequate time everyday you'll be successful.

Happy learning!

-Chris

Yes, please. AP Physics C content would be awesome to have for those of us who don't have the class offered at our school.

Yes, this would be super helpful, especially to learn after AP Physics 1 and 2.

Hi, I just noticed that there are videos on these topics. They are a bit hidden. For example, AP Physics C Electricity and Magnetism has topics about Gauss's Law, etc., and can be found on Khan Academy India linked here:

https://www.khanacademy.org/science/in-in-class-12th-physics-india

Good luck!