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← University Physics
Semester 1

Mechanics, Waves and Heat

You learn the physics of motion and force -- how things move, why they move, and the ideas of energy and momentum that hold it all together -- then rotation, gravity, oscillations, waves and heat.

Class 1

Units, vectors and measurement

How physics describes the world with numbers and directions.

Class 2

Motion in a straight line

Position, velocity and acceleration along one line.

Class 3

Motion in two dimensions and projectiles

Motion that curves, like a thrown ball.

Class 4

Newton's laws of motion

The three rules that explain why things move.

Class 5

Applying Newton's laws

Using the laws on real situations with friction and circles.

Class 6

Work and kinetic energy

What work means in physics, and the energy of motion.

Class 7

Potential energy and conservation of energy

Stored energy, and why total energy never changes.

Class 8

Momentum, impulse and collisions

The quantity that is conserved when things collide.

Class 9

Rotational motion and torque

How things spin, and what makes them spin.

Class 10

Gravitation and orbits

The force that holds planets and drops apples.

Class 11

Oscillations and waves

Things that repeat, and the waves they send out.

Class 12

Heat and thermodynamics

Temperature, heat, and the laws that govern them.