FACULTY OF SCIENCE / CHEMISTRY / KIM1005 - GENERAL PHYSICS I

Contents Of The Courses in a weekly Period

Week 
Subjects 
Sources 
1Measurement, Scaler and Vectors,Analysis of Unit Vectors and Vectors, Coordinate Systems in Analytical Method[1] p. 2-15
2Position vector and displacement, Velocity and speed, Acceleration, Constant acceleration, Free fall, Change acceleration, Numerical methods[1] p. 24-62
3Velocity and acceleration, Constant acceleration: projectile motion, Uniform circular motion, Relative motion, Numerical methods: air resistance[1] p. 75-95
4Force and mass, Newton's first law, Newton's second law, Newton's third law, Weight, gravity created by the Earth, Solving mechanical problems[1] p. 110-120
5Normal force and friction force, Dynamics of uniform circular motion, Motion according to non-inert frames[1] p. 121-130
6Circular motion and application of Newton's law to uniform circular motion[1] p. 150-158
7Work done by constant force effect, Point multiplication, Work done by variable force, Work-energy theorem and kinetic energy, Power, Integral, Numerical methods[1] p. 163-172
8Midterm Exam 
9Non-conservative forces and internal energy, Energine's conservation forces, Satellite motion and escape velocity[1] p. 210-235
10Mass center, Movement of center of mass, Momentum, Impulse, Collisions, Collisions in two and three dimensions[1] p. 251-270
11Static balance of rigid bodies, Torque about an axis, Conditions for static equilibrium, Cross-product of torque and vectors[1] p. 290-300
12Movement and rotation in a solid body, Angular measurement, Angular coordinate, velocity and acceleration[1] p. 300-310
13The angular momentum of a particle, a solid cismin rotation dynamics around a fixed axis,[1] p. 320-345
14Rotation work and power for a solid body. Universal gravitation law, Universal constant G, Gravitation, G's change on Earth's surface, Gravitational field, Orbits, Numerical methods, Exploration of gravitation law[1] p. 420-444
15Rotation work and power for a solid body. Universal gravitation law, Universal constant G, Gravitation, G's change on Earth's surface, Gravitational field, Orbits, Numerical methods, Exploration of gravitation law[1] p. 420-444
16Final Exam