Lectures related to Microsoft BASIC

Covers the forced and damped harmonic oscillator, including the harmonic solution and resonance phenomenon.

Discusses projectile motion with friction and systems with inclined planes and pulleys.

Covers moment of a force, angular momentum, and central motion in physics, including Kepler's laws and Newton's theory of universal gravitation.

Explores the analysis of a simple pendulum, discussing constraints, forces, and equilibrium points.

Explores projectile motion with friction effects and dynamics of polar expeditions.

Explores the forced harmonic oscillator, damping, and resonance phenomenon, focusing on the amplitude of oscillations in resonance.

Explores the moment of a force, angular momentum, and central motion, including historical perspectives and mathematical representations.

Explores sediment transport, river structures, and hydraulic platforms for river development.

Explores angular momentum, gyroscopic effects, and their applications in various systems.

Covers the design of a differential amplifier with key parameters like gain and bias current.

Discusses the presence of processors and their associated programs in various devices.

Explores higher-order basis functions in finite element development and precision of models.

Introduces key human rights concepts, explores discrimination, social norms, and the impact of algorithms on rights.

Covers Newton's Laws of Motion, action-reaction, conservation of momentum, and fundamental interactions in physics.

Explores the application of Newton's laws in ballistics and forces equilibrium, emphasizing problem-solving techniques and trajectory analysis.

Explores generalized coordinates, constraints, equilibrium points, and stability in mechanics using elegant polar coordinates.

Explains trajectory determination in mechanics, including types of trajectories and effective potential, with practical examples.

Explores acidity analysis, resonance stabilization, and factors influencing acid strength in organic chemistry.