On completion of the course, participants will:

1. have a basic understanding of the following physics topics: mechanics, electricity and magnetism, and waves.
2. be able to apply this knowledge in various engineering contexts.
3. be introduced to the academic approach to physics.
4. be introduced to the academic approach to physics.
   In particular, the successful participant will be able to:
   1) solve physics problems in an algebraic way without specifying numerical values,
   2) provide order-of-magnitude estimations without using calculation aids,
   3) apply basic differential and integral calculus to physics problems,
   4) work with vectors at a conceptual (non-quantitative) level.

Module 1: Mechanics

• Force and Motion
• Multiple Forces
• Work
• Energy
• Circular Motion

Module 2: Electricity and Magnetism

• Electric Force and Field
• Electric Potential and Electric Energy
• Electrical Circuits
• Magnetic Fields
• Capacitors

Module 3: Waves

• Introduction to waves
• Harmonic motion
• Coupled oscillations
• Travelling waves
• Standing waves

The most valuable thing about this course for me was that I had a chance to revise all the knowledge I had covered during high school. Also this knowledge was explained in a more abstract and mathematical way with videos deriving the equations I learned in high school.
This course has greatly increased my confidence in my knowledge about physics.