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Vectors

• perform vector analysis in one or two dimensions

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(# of 1hr classes)
1

Kinematics

• apply vector analysis to solve practical navigation problems
• apply the concepts of motion to various situations where acceleration is constant

7

Dynamics

• apply Newton’s laws of motion to solve problems involving acceleration, gravitational field strength, and friction
• apply the concepts of dynamics to analyse one-dimensional or two-dimensional situations

7

Work, Energy, Power

• analyse the relationships among work, energy, and power

4

Momentum

• use knowledge of momentum and impulse to analyse situations in one dimension
• use knowledge of momentum and impulse to analyse situations in two dimensions

4

Equilibrium

• use knowledge of force, torque, and equilibrium to analyse various situations

9

Circular Motion

• use knowledge of uniform circular motion to analyse various situations

6

Gravitation

• analyse the gravitational attraction between masses

6

Electrostatics

• apply Coulomb’s law to analyse electric forces
• analyse electric fields and their effects on charged objects
• calculate electric potential energy and change in electric potential energy
• apply the concept of electric potential to analyse situations involving point charges
• apply the principles of electrostatics to a variety of situations

9

Electric Circuits

• apply Ohm’s law and Kirchhoff’s laws to direct current circuits
• relate efficiency to electric power, electric potential difference, current, and resistance

9

Electromagnetism

• analyse electromagnetism, with reference to magnetic fields and their effects on moving charges
• analyse the process of electromagnetic induction

14