PHYS-101(m): General physics : mechanics (IN II)

Lectures in this course (12)

Introduces Newtonian mechanics, covering reference frames, laws of motion, and projectile motion.

Covers physics exercises, rotations, and constraint forces in various physical scenarios.

Explores resonance in oscillatory systems, showcasing its effects and implications in various real-world scenarios.

Explores mechanical energy conservation, harmonic oscillators, and equilibrium in mechanical systems.

Covers gravitation, Kepler's laws, and Newton's law of universal gravitation, emphasizing empirical observations and the scientific method.

Explores conservation of energy and momentum in mechanical systems, emphasizing problem-solving techniques and hidden energy in collisions.

Explores the analysis of collisions, conservation laws, and kinetic energy exchange in elastic collisions between two bodies.

Explores angular momentum, rotational dynamics, and moment of inertia for solids.

Explores the calculation of moment of inertia for rotating objects using examples of wheels and discs.

Covers mini-test guidelines and the concept of moment of inertia for various shapes, including practical demonstrations on gyroscopic forces.

Explores rotational motion, moment of inertia, and changes of reference frames in solid mechanics.

Explores reference frames in dynamics, covering non-inertial frames, relative velocities, and inertial forces.

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