NSC3012 ST: Physics I

This physics course provides a comprehensive overview of fundamental physics principles without the reliance on calculus, making it accessible to students with a background in algebra. Emphasizing conceptual understanding and real-world applications, the course covers mechanics. Through engaging lectures and interactive laboratory sessions, students will explore the laws of motion and energy conservation. The course is designed to cultivate critical thinking and problem-solving skills through hands-on experiments, collaborative projects, and practical examples that demonstrate the relevance of physics in everyday life. Assessments will focus on the application of algebraic methods to solve physical problems, conceptual quizzes, projects, and lab reports. This course lays a solid foundation for students planning to pursue careers in science, engineering, medicine, or any field where an understanding of the physical world is advantageous. Credits: 4

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