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FYS-0101: Introduction to physics Work Load
10 credits (ECTS) | Type of course
Theoretical. | Level of course/Year of study
Normally first year. | Examination semester
Autumn
| Objectives
The subject is supposed to bring students, with different skills regarding physics, to a common knowledge level. The subject is mainly for students that don''t want to follow any physics subjects later on, but instead wants to broaden their horizon in the filed for use in theirs own studies later on. | Contents
The subject is based on knowledge in physics corresponding to the next highest level available in college (2FY/5-hours per week). The subject is supposed to bring students, with different skills regarding physics, to a common knowledge level. The subject is mainly for students that dosn''t want to follow any physics subjects later on, but instead wants to broaden their horizon in the field for use in their own studies later on. The curriculum encompasses mechanics for dot particles, fluidmachanics, kinetic gas theory, electrical and magnetic fields, waves, acoustic, light, core and radioactivity. | Form of teaching
Part of of the curriculum and tuition is shared with FYS-0100. A more detailed plan will be available at the beginning of the course.
There will not be given credits for both FYS-0101 og FYS-0100 | Exam and assessment
1 written exam of 4 hours (80%) and 1 semester exam (20%) | Recommended reading/syllabus
Available on request. | Course overlap
FYS-0100 -1 10 sp
FYS-100 -1 10 sp |
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