<p>I've been looking for review books to help me study for both AP Physics C's this coming year, and since my school doesn't officially offer AP Physics (it's honors, but from what I've heard it focuses on more practical applications/projects than concepts/theory), I'm leaning towards AP Advantage because it seems to be a bit more comprehensive. The only thing is that it was published in 2005. Does anyone know when the last time the AP Physics C tests underwent a major change in content? Will AP Advantage be lacking in any areas/concepts based on your experience or based on what you've heard? And if you think there are other books (Barron's, PR) that are better for Physics C, I'd definitely appreciate your opinion. Thanks!</p>
<p>CB still links to the “Learning Objectives for AP Physics” from 2005 on its AP Physics pages, so I assume that nothing much has changed.</p>
<p>(See, for example, [url=<a href=“Supporting Students from Day One to Exam Day – AP Central | College Board”>AP Physics C: Mechanics Course – AP Central | College Board]here[/url</a>], under “Course Content - Related Materials”.)</p>
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<p>The scheduled changes will be announced Fall 10 and implemented for the 2012-2013 school year. If you’re taking Physics in the next two years, the exam will be the same.</p>