physics of the world we directly experience on a daily basis. Topics in Physics 1. Mechanics: motion and properties of everyday objects
2. Universal gravitation: motion of large
objects like planets and stars. 3. Thermodynamics: Study of heat
4. Quantum Mechanics: Study of energy and behavior of nuclear particles. 5. Electricity and Magnetism
6. Wave Propagation: study of mechanical and
electromagnetic waves.
Thunder and lightning start at the same
time, but why we see the lightning first? White light is a mixture of the
seven colours of the rainbow.
Physics as a Mathematical Science Physics as well as chemistry are sciences which are not only based on observation, but more importantly they are interpreted through many mathematical formulas. (Math is often called the “language” of Physics) Most higher math courses, such as Calculus, were developed primarily for their use in Physics.
In this course most of the math involved includes
algebra, some geometry, and trigonometry. Why is Physics Important? Without knowledge of physics nearly all of the technologies we use on a daily basis would not be possible. From cell phones to vehicles and just about anything else you can think are only possible due to someone’s work in Physics. Physics is a must have course if you are planning a career in engineering, any science, and most medical fields. Full Time Employment. Over 40% of our students join the workforce after graduating with a bachelor's degree. It's important that you understand the career options available to you as a physics or engineering physics major. Common job titles for physics and engineering physics bachelor's degree recipients include: Accelerator Operator Applications Engineer Data Analyst Design Engineer High School Physics Teacher IT Consultant Lab Technician Laser Engineer Optical Engineer Research Associate Software Developer Systems Analyst Technical Specialist Web Developer