FUNDAMENTAL PHYSICS:MECHANICS AND HEAT

About this Course

  • 4 students enrolled
  • 9 instructors

Course Description

This course will interactively engage students cognitively and scientifically in the areas of mechanics, properties of matter, wave vibrations and thermodynamics. Students will define concepts, state, and explain laws and theories, make predictions as to the possible outcome of an event. The designed MOOC lecture provide an understanding of fundamental physics and exercises. This session employs a mixture of video lecturers, interactive learning, and exercises. The outcomes shall be accessed through a variety of tools which include the test via online.

Course Learning Outcomes

1 ) Write written reports related to mechanics, properties of matter, wave vibrations and thermodynamics.
2 ) Explain the concepts, laws and theories in mechanics, properties of matter, wave vibrations and thermodynamics.
3 ) Perform experiments related to the concepts, laws and theories in mechanics, properties of matter, wave vibrations and thermodynamics.
4 ) Evaluate qualitative & quantitative problem by using the concepts, laws and theories in mechanics, properties of matter, wave vibrations and thermodynamics.

Course Details

STATUS : Open
DURATION : FLEXIBLE
EFFORT : 3
MODE : 100% Online
COURSE LEVEL : Beginner
LANGUAGE : English
CLUSTER : Science & Technology ( ST )

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 Syllabus

- Scalar and Vector Quantities
- Resolution of a Vector into Components
- Addition and Multiplication of Vectors (Scalar and Vector Products)

- Displacement, Velocity and Acceleration.
- Equations of Motion for Uniform Acceleration
- Position-time, Velocity-time and Acceleration-time graphs
- Motion in 2 – Dimensions (i, j)
- Relative Velocity

- Newton’s First Law
- Newton’s Second Law
- Newton’s Third Law

- Work
- Kinetic Energy
- Potential Energy
- Gravitational Potential Energy
- Elastic Potential Energy
- Force and Potential Energy
- Conservation of Energy
- Work-Energy Theorem
- Power

- Linear Momentum
- Collisions

- Rotational Variables
- Rotation with Constant Angular Acceleration
- Linear and Rotational Kinematics
- Inertia
- Torque and Angular Velocity
- Angular Momentum

- Simple Harmonic Motion
- Mass-Spring System
- Simple Pendulums
- Energy in Simple Harmonic Motion

- Equilibrium
- Elasticity

- Fluids at Rest
- Pressure
- Pascal’s Principle
- Archimedes’s Principle
- Equation of Continuity
- Bernoulli’s Equation

- Mechanical Waves
- Transverse Waves – strings
- Longitudinal Waves -sound

- Temperature and Heat
- Thermometers and Temperature Scale
- Heat
- Heat Capacity
- Specific Heat Capacity
- Specific Latent Heat Capacity
- First Law of Thermodynamics

Our Instructor

DR. NUR HAMIZAH BINTI MOHD ZAKI

 Course Instructor
UiTM Shah Alam

DR. AINNUR - SHERENE BINTI KAMISAN

 Course Instructor
UiTM Shah Alam

DR. SURAYA BINTI AHMAD KAMIL

 Course Instructor
UiTM Shah Alam

DR. MOHD ZAKI BIN MOHD YUSOFF

 Course Instructor
UiTM Shah Alam

DR. NURUL SYAHIDAH BINTI SABRI

 Course Instructor
UiTM Kampus Jengka

PROFESOR MADYA DR MOHAMAD FARIZ BIN MOHAMAD TAIB

 Course Instructor
UiTM Shah Alam

 Frequently Asked Questions

A1 : Physics is the branch of science that studies matter, energy, and the fundamental forces of nature, and how they interact. It seeks to understand the laws and principles that govern the universe, from the smallest particles to the largest galaxies. Physics covers a wide range of topics, including motion, forces, energy, heat, light, electricity, magnetism, and the structure of atoms. It helps explain how the natural world works and is the foundation for many modern technologies and scientific advancements.

A2 : Learning mechanics and heat is important because it helps us understand how objects move and how energy is transferred. This knowledge is essential for designing machines, vehicles, and buildings, and it helps us solve real-world problems in engineering and science. It also explains everyday phenomena like how engines work and why weather changes. Overall, it builds problem-solving skills and forms a foundation for advanced studies in physics and engineering.