Covers laws of dynamics, coordinates, applications of Newton's laws, work, energy, collisions, central motion, Kepler's laws, and mathematical modeling in physics.
Introduces work, potential energy, and virtual work in structural mechanics, emphasizing equilibrium conditions and their application to solve problems.
Introduces students to the physics course structure, emphasizing the importance of attending exercises and using mathematical tools for motion description.
Explores Kepler's laws, orbital mechanics, energy of motion, flight path angles, orbital maneuvers, Hohmann transfers, geostationary orbits, and Lagrange points.
