Introduction to Physics 1

Physic 103 is an introduction to classical mechanics: the study of motion and rotation using calculus as a tool. Students study kinematics, the modelling of three-dimensional motion using vectors; and then Newtonian dynamics, the effects of forces on an object. They are introduced to conservation laws: using energy and momentum to describe motion, and changes in motion. Finally, students study rotation: torque, moments of inertia, energy and the conservation of angular momentum.

Requisites:

  • Complete all of the following
    • Completed the following:
    • Completed or concurrently enrolled in:
      • MATH103 - Differential Calculus (3)

Course Code: PHYS-103

Course Type: Lab Sciences, Sciences

Tuition Fees: $ 372.57

Lab/Field Fees: $ 85.38

Delivery Methods: ℹ️

  • On-campus

Credits: 3

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