Master O-Level Physics - Part 1

Introduction to Basic Physics Concepts

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Description

"Master O-Level Physics - Part 1" is the first part of a series of courses intended to comprehensively cover Physics at Ordinary Level. In this course, basic concepts involving General Physics are examined. These include:

  1. Measurement (Part 1) - Length, area, volume and mass, density,

  2. Force,

  3. Pressure,

  4. Particulate Nature of Matter,

  5. Thermal Expansion,

  6. Heat transfer,

  7. Rectilinear propagation of light and reflection at plane surfaces,

  8. Electrostatics (Part 1)

    The concepts are covered in a progression which is not only familiar to most O-Level Physics syllabi  in most countries, but also follows the natural way in which concepts are introduced for the first time in Physics. I have spend significant time on Physical Quantities and Units as I desire that the actual meaning of "definition of a physical quantity" to be understood right from the start. The concepts are arranged in sections. The student is advised to follow this order of coverage of concepts as it starts from known to unknown. But if need be the student may skip to a topic of their choice if they are comfortable with a given concept.

    I make use of "Smart Document" to ensure that students have clearly understood what I have just taught them. These are downloadable PDF files which allow the student to navigate from the question to the answer and back to the question or to the next question without having to scroll through many pages. This allows the student to save time and work comfortably using digital materials. The same can be printed and serve as short notes for the lectures.


What You Will Learn!

  • "Master O-Level Physics - Part 1" explores the following concepts: Measurement, Force, Pressure, Particulate nature of Matter, Thermal Expansion, Heat Transfer, Rectilinear propagation of light and reflection at plane surfaces, Electrostatics - part 1, Cells and simple circuits.

Who Should Attend!

  • First Year Students at secondary level of education