Physics Tutorials B 1200-1FIZBC1
In the frame of these classes the problems relating to the content of Physics B will be solved:
co-ordinate systems; conservative and dissipative forces and interactions; structure of the matter; vector description of motion; Newton's rules of dynamics; conservation laws of energy and momentum; Gallileo transformation; inertial and non-inertial reference systems; gravity center, reduced mass; equations of motion; potential energies of various interactions; central forces; oscillating motion, resonance; normal mode vibrations of simple molecules; spectrum, elements of Fourier analysis; dynamics of rigid body; inertia moments of molecules; waves, wave equation, dispersion, diffraction, coherence, interference; elements of relativistic mechanics.
Type of course
Prerequisites (description)
Learning outcomes
KNOWLEDGE and ABILITIES:
1. know how to describe and explain physical phenomena taught during the lecture
2. be able to understand the laws of nature
3. and to describe them in the language of mathematics
4. be able to use his knowledge in physics in his work as a chemist
5. be able to perceive the casual relations in nature
ATTITUDE:
1. cooperate with other students while solving the problems together
2. ask questions dealing with physics
3. explain a problem in physics to his colleagues
Assessment criteria
Attending the classes is obligatory.
The classes take place in small groups. The students are taught how to solve the problems, discussed during the lecture, by use of the known mathematical apparatus.
Credit for grade on the base of the results of written tests
The students get credits on the base of four partial tests written during the semester.
The students, who haven’t got the sufficient number of points gathered at all these tests have to write the additional final test at the end of the semester.
Practical placement
Does not concern
Bibliography
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2.C. Kittel, "Mechanika, PWN, Warszawa, 1973
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4.R. Feynman, "Wykłady z Fizyki", tom I, część I, PWN, Warszawa, 1969, 1974
5.F.C. Crawford, "Fale", PWN, Warszawa, 1972
6.L. W. Tarasow, A. N. Tarasowa, " Jak rozwiązywać zadania z fizyki", Wydawnictwa Szkolne i Pedagogiczne, Warszawa, 1995
7.S. Striełkow, I. Elcin, I. Jakowlew, "Zbiór zadań z fizyki", PWN, Warszwa, 1965