Physics
University mechanics, fields and modern physics, taught from first principles.
What you'll learn
- Apply Newtonian mechanics to complex systems
- Use calculus in physical reasoning
- Analyse electric and magnetic fields
- Work with oscillations and waves
- Understand the foundations of quantum ideas
- Estimate, check units and sanity-test answers
What the course covers
6 modules · 24 topics, taught in live sessions with your tutor
- Vectors and kinematics
- Newton's laws in 2D
- Work-energy theorem
- Rotational dynamics
Requirements
- Secondary physics and calculus
- A scientific or graphing calculator
- Your lecture notes or problem sets
Description
College physics rewards students who can start from a principle and derive what they need. This course builds that habit: fewer memorised results, more reasoning from definitions and conservation laws.
Where possible we work your own problem sets, so sessions map onto your assessment directly.
Who this course is for
- University students needing support alongside lectures
- Engineering students shoring up physics fundamentals
- Learners preparing for competitive entrance exams
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