Covers laws of dynamics, coordinates, applications of Newton's laws, work, energy, collisions, central motion, Kepler's laws, and mathematical modeling in physics.
Explores classical and quantum mechanics, covering observables, momentum, Hamiltonian, and the Schrödinger equation, as well as quantum chemistry and the Schrödinger's cat experiment.
Covers fundamental mechanics concepts, emphasizing the application of Newton's laws and the importance of choosing the right reference frame for describing motion.
Covers the evaluation of linear momentum balance in continua, focusing on stress vectors and tensors, and deriving the governing equations for momentum conservation.
Introduces students to the physics course structure, emphasizing the importance of attending exercises and using mathematical tools for motion description.