Welcome to the course on ''Learn significant and Fundamental Concepts of Physics''

Physics is the branch of science concerned with the properties of matter and energy  and the relationships between them. It is based on mathematics and traditionally  includes mechanics, optics, electricity and magnetism,acoustics, and heat.  

Physics is the science that deals with all of the physical aspects of the universe, though basic studies focus mostly on matter and its motion and behavior through space and time. Due to its heavy emphasis on problem-solving, it can be a challenging subject to learn. With continued practice and focused study, though, you can master it. The most important aspect of learning any subject is the right attitude. Be enthusiastic about your studies!

To pass your physics exams, you'll need to pay attention in class and regularly study the subject matter so that you have an understanding of the core concepts that you were taught. To do this, you can employ several studying tactics with your classmates that will help solidify your knowledge. On the day of the test, it's important that you're well-rested, have eaten properly, and remain calm during the test. If you studied adequately before you have to take the exam, you'll feel much more confident the day of the test. 

or some lucky individuals, being good at physics comes naturally. For the rest of us, however, getting a good grade in physics requires a significant amount of hard work. Luckily, by learning important foundational skills and practicing often, almost anyone can master their physics material. However, even more important than getting a good grade is the fact that a better understanding of physics may shed light on some of the seemingly mysterious forces that govern the way the world works. 

Modern physics, based on quantum theory, includes atomic, nuclear, particle, and solid-state studies. It can also embrace applied fields such as geophysics and meteorology.

Physics is an experimental science and the scientific method emphasizes the need of accurate  measurement of various measurable features of different phenomena or of man made objects.

The study of Physics involves investigating such things as the laws of motion, the structure of space and time, the nature and type of forces that hold different materials together, the interaction between different particles, the interaction of electromagnetic radiation with matter and so on.

• Measurements and Physical Quantities

• Significant figures

• Precision and Accuracy

• Basic concepts of Vectors and Equilibrium

• Torque and Equilibrium of Torque

• Motion and Force

• Newton's laws of motion

• Law of conservation of Momentum

• Application to Ballistic missiles

• Work and energy

• Power and types of energy