Covers the characterization of thermodynamic systems, including types of systems, walls, state variables, and functions of state.
Introduces thermodynamic variables, the first principle of thermodynamics, and specific heats.
Explores internal energy, mechanics, and state variables in isolated systems with practical examples involving a gas piston, air, and a fan.
Explores irreversible processes and transport phenomena related to heat, pressure, and chemical potential differences in isolated systems.
Covers the programming of a state machine in the context of understanding microcontrollers and emphasizes the importance of managing states and transitions.
