Study Guide

Objective

After completing the course the student can:
- use quantities and units in accordance with the SI system
- solve problems consist of motion
- make graphical presentations and analyze them
- draw free-body diagram
- solve problems involved forces using Newton´s laws
- apply work and conservation of energy to solve problems
- calculate electric and magnetic forces acting on particles and the wave motion of an electro-magnetic fields in engineer’s work
- describe measurement techniques of temperature

Content

- SI system of units
- kinematics, friction
- Newton´s laws with some applications
- work, power and energy
- electric and magnetic fields

Materials

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Teaching methods

Two weekly lessons have different aims. First one is a basic lesson with teaching with some discussions and basic problem solving methods. The emphasis is on understanding the theory. Second one is a problem solving lesson which is divided into two sections. Working in small groups to solve a problem and then there is time reserved to do the homework. Help is provided by the teacher or peers if needed.

Exam schedules

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International connections

Lessons with discussions, interactive problem solving in small groups and basic calculations.

Student workload

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Homework assignments and two tests
Total amount work 130 h of which 44 h are lessons.

Content scheduling

The course contains some of the basic physics needed for ICT engineers. Every week contains two lessons. From 9.1. to 30.4.2023.
The course is divided into two themes. Theme 1: motion, forces and energy. Theme 2: electromagnetism (including theory of electricity).

A more detailed schedule and topics can be found in ITSLearning.

Further information

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Evaluation scale

H-5

Assessment methods and criteria

Each homework assignment is worth one point and the course includes a mandatory amount of homework. Attendance to the problem solving classes is rewarded. You can pass the course with mainly homework, but to receive a better grade than 3, you also have to take a test. More information about the homework and grades can be found in ITSLearning.

Qualifications

High school mathematics courses (higher or subsidiary level)
OR
Primary+secondary school and vocational school mathematics curriculum
OR
equivalent skills