Section outline
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Physics is one of the most fundamental scientific disciplines, and its main goal is to understand how the universe behaves . Advances in physics often enable advances in new technologies. Students need to develop a solid grasp of core concepts and applications of classical mechanics, electricity and magnetism, modern physics. They learn how physics and other disciplines have impacted and continue to impact each other and society.
The goal of physics is to understand how things work from first principles and apply core ideas in science & technology. Students who study physics can get a broad perspective to any problem. It helps to learn how to consider any problem by bringing the innovative thinking in preparing solution. This subject boosts student’s analytical skills to analyse complex problems and gives them a strong quantitative background that can be applied in any technical field.
Course objectives:
Physics contributes to the knowledge of technological infrastructure and provides the motivation of engaging students in scientific advances and discoveries. This course can enhance intellectual, computational, experimental, communication and analytical skills of the students.
The students will be encouraged to conduct, observe, analyzes and report an experiment, deal with physical models and formulas mathematically.
The course will helps the student to understand the international nature of science and the interdependence of science, technology and society, including the benefits, limitations and implications imposed by social, economic, political, environmental, cultural and ethical factors.
Outcomes:To able to know the Basic Concepts of Mechanics and Physics in general. It will helps to gather the knowledge for applying in the solution of engineering problem.
To be able to apply this analytical concepts from the principles and knowledge as the systematic tool for problem solving in scientific design and analysis.
To be able to demonstrate competency in experimental design and scientific investigation with the application of physics principles and methods leading valid conclusion for the betterment of society.
To improve the engineering vision which will lead to demonstrate the student’s sustainable technological change and their enthusiasm for lifelong learning.
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Course Information:
Course Code: PHY101
Course Name: Physics I
Program: B.Sc in Software Engineering
Semester: Summer 2021
Credit: 3
Course Level: L1T2
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Details of Instructor:
Name: Sakia Shabnam Kader
Position: Senior Lecturer
Department: General Educational Development
E-mail: Ssk28.ged@daffodilvarsity.edu.bd
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Assessment Method
Numerical Grade
Letter Grade
Grade Point
80-100
A+
4.00
75-79
A
3.75
70-74
A-
3.50
65-69
B+
3.25
60-64
B
3.00
55-59
B-
2.75
50-54
C+
2.50
45-49
C
2.25
40-44
D
2.00
Less than 40
F
0.00
Marks Distribution:
Attendence
07 Marks
Quiz (Class Test)
15 Marks
Assignment
05 Marks
Presentation
08 Marks
Mid Term Exam
25 Marks
Final Exam
40 Marks
Total
100 Marks
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Discussion about the fundamentals of Physics
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A conceptual introduction to physics by W. Thomas Griffith, Julian Wain Brosing
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Basic Concepts of mechanics
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Mechanics- Part one
This chapter mainly focus on the concepts of mechanics. It will provide the ideas of the mechanism of natural and physical phenomena all around us.
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Mechanics- Part two
This chapter will provide the concepts of two dimensional motion and its application in a very wide perspective.
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Mechanics- Part three
This chapter will provide the concepts of two dimensional motion and its application in a very wide perspective.
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Mechanics-Part four
Discussion of mathematical problems of mechanics
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Mechanics-Part five
This chapter will helps you to gather the knowledge on the categories of the forces existing in the nature.
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Mechanics Part Eight
Concepts on "Rotational Motion/ Circular Motion" and their applications
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Waves & Oscillations Part-one
This chapter will focus on the concepts of simple harmonic motion and their characteristics.
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Waves and Oscillations by BrijLal and N.Subrahmanyam
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Waves & Oscillations: Part two
This chapter will focus on the concepts of simple harmonic motion and their characteristics
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Course Discussion
Discussion about the studied topics and preparation about the mid term exam
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Review discussion on Waves and Oscillations
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Second Quiz
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Electricity & Magnetism Part-one
This chapter will focus on the knowledge of electricity
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Electricity & Magnetism Part-two
This chapter will focus on the knowledge of electricity
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Electricity & Magnetism Part-three
Basic concepts of current & resistance-
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Electricity & Magnetism Part-four
This chapter will helps to understand the basic of laws of current with their applications
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Presentation
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Video Presentation_PHY101_A URL
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Electricity & Magnetism part six
Laws of magnetism & their application
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Class end discussion on studied topics and final exam
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Final Script Submission_PC_B Assignment
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Final Script Submission_A Assignment
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