Mechanics and Thermodynamics

What it covers

Mechanics and thermodynamics are two branches of classical physics that provide a mathematical framework for understanding how the universe works at length scales familiar from everyday life. However, the applicability of these frameworks also extend beyond our personal experience, from atomic theory to space science. This first-year course establishes the necessary foundations for your future studies in physics. In it you will be introduced to physical quantities, conservation laws, and laws of motion and thermodynamics that form the basis of models for the natural world. You will learn about the importance of these frameworks as well as their limitations, and apply the knowledge you've gained to test each framework's validity through experimentation.

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