Quantitative study of the laws of nature. |
Main topics include : |
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- Heat - the study of energy movement due to a temperature difference
- Mechanics - the study of force, movement and mechanical energy.
- Wave motion - the study of the properties of wave (water wave and light), mirrors and lenses as applications of light.
- Electricity and Magnetism - the study of electric current, voltage, electrical energy, magnets, motors and generators.
- Atomic physics - the study of the nucleus radioactive elements and atomic energy
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Related topics in Integrated Science |
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- Energy (F.1)
- Making use of electricity (F.2)
- Space travel (F.2)
- Heat (F.3)
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Students are required to understand physics concepts, and to apply them in solving problems that are almost new. |
Students are required to design experiments, and to carry out experiments so that physical laws could be investigated. |
Students taking Physics should |
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- be a person who like to ask ¡¥why¡¦.
- be able to organize and present data in a way that is meaningful to other people;
- be able to explain new ideas to people who knows little about your subject;
- feel comfortable with Mathematics and Integrated Science; and have above average results in the 2 subjects.
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