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Physics for Scientists 2

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This course aims to assess and strengthen your foundational understanding needed for undergraduate physics studies. Organized into 7 sections, each featuring introductory content and comprehension-checking questions, it ensures your grasp of essential concepts. Each unit is designed to be completed within an hour, allowing for efficient review. By completing this course, you will enhance your readiness for more advanced physics courses, having solidified your basic knowledge in key areas.

 

Learning outcomes / Competencies:

Strengthen Fundamentals: Consolidate essential concepts vital for success in undergraduate physics courses, reinforcing their foundational understanding.

Comprehend Core Concepts: Demonstrate a comprehensive grasp of key concepts, substantiated by effectively navigating each section and answering comprehension-checking questions.

Efficient Review: Efficiently review core physics topics, with each unit designed for completion within an hour, enhancing time management skills and facilitating focused study

Advance Readiness: Elevate preparedness for advanced physics studies, equipped with a solidified understanding of fundamental principles, thereby fostering academic confidence.

Application of Basic Knowledge: Apply reviewed and verified basic knowledge to more complex physics problems and scenarios, serving as a robust foundation for future academic and practical endeavors.

 

Topics:

1. Spring Pendulum

2. Electrical Quantities (potential, current, resistance)

3. Direct Current - Kirchhoff's Laws

4. Capacitance

5. Magnetism

6. Induction and inductance

7. Alternating Current

Dr. Mateo de Vivanco

Dr. Mateo de Vivanco

Faculty of Chemistry and Physics.

Faculty of Chemistry and Physics

Dr. Claudia Funke

Dr. Claudia Funke

Faculty of Chemistry and Physics.

Faculty of Chemistry and Physics

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