Physics Curriculum
Our comprehensive Physics program covers Years 1 and 2, providing students with a deep understanding of physical principles through theoretical study and hands-on experimentation. The curriculum follows international standards and emphasizes practical application of concepts.
Duration
2 Years (Year 1 + Year 2)
Level
Advanced Level
Prerequisites
Foundation in physics or equivalent background
How to Join
Our Physics curriculum is designed for students seeking a rigorous understanding of physics principles. We welcome students with a solid foundation in mathematics and a passion for scientific exploration.
Program Features
- Open to all students meeting prerequisites
- Small class sizes for personalized attention
- Flexible scheduling to accommodate different learning needs
Year 1 - Core Topics
Foundation year covering essential physics concepts and experimental methods.
Physical Quantities and Units
2 weeksDescription
Understanding measurement, SI units, and error analysis
Key Experiments
- Measurement precision analysis
- Error propagation studies
Kinematics and Dynamics
3 weeksDescription
Motion, forces, and Newton's laws of motion
Key Experiments
- Free fall experiments
- Projectile motion analysis
- Force and acceleration studies
Work, Energy and Power
2 weeksDescription
Energy conservation, potential and kinetic energy
Key Experiments
- Energy conservation verification
- Power measurement experiments
Waves and Superposition
3 weeksDescription
Wave properties, interference, and diffraction
Key Experiments
- Resonance experiments
- Double-slit interference
- Diffraction grating studies
Electricity and DC Circuits
3 weeksDescription
Current, voltage, resistance, and circuit analysis
Key Experiments
- Ohm's law verification
- Series and parallel circuits
- Kirchhoff's laws
Particle Physics
2 weeksDescription
Atomic structure, radioactivity, and nuclear physics
Key Experiments
- Radioactive decay studies
- Geiger counter experiments
Year 2 - Advanced Topics
Advanced year focusing on complex physics concepts and specialized applications.
Circular Motion and Gravitational Fields
2 weeksDescription
Centripetal force, gravitational fields, and orbital mechanics
Key Experiments
- Centripetal force apparatus
- Gravitational field mapping
Thermodynamics and Ideal Gases
3 weeksDescription
Temperature, heat, gas laws, and kinetic theory
Key Experiments
- Boyle's law verification
- Heat capacity measurements
- Thermal expansion studies
Vibrations and Resonance
2 weeksDescription
Simple harmonic motion, damping, and resonance phenomena
Key Experiments
- Mass-spring systems
- Resonance tube experiments
- Damping studies
Electric Fields and Capacitance
3 weeksDescription
Electric fields, potential, and capacitor behavior
Key Experiments
- Electric field mapping
- Capacitor charging/discharging
- Dielectric studies
Magnetic Fields and Electromagnetic Induction
3 weeksDescription
Magnetic fields, electromagnetic induction, and AC circuits
Key Experiments
- Magnetic field mapping
- Electromagnetic induction
- AC circuit analysis
Quantum Physics and Nuclear Physics
3 weeksDescription
Photoelectric effect, wave-particle duality, and nuclear reactions
Key Experiments
- Photoelectric effect studies
- Nuclear decay analysis
- Spectroscopy
Medical Physics and Astronomy
2 weeksDescription
Applications in medicine and astrophysics
Key Experiments
- Ultrasound imaging principles
- X-ray production
- Stellar spectroscopy
Assessment Structure
Comprehensive evaluation combining theoretical knowledge and practical skills.
Written Examinations
Theory papers covering all topics with problem-solving and analysis questions
Practical Assessment
Hands-on experiments with data collection, analysis, and evaluation
Coursework Projects
Independent research projects and extended experimental investigations
Learning Resources
Comprehensive materials to support your learning journey.
Ready to Start Your Physics Journey?
Join our comprehensive Physics program and develop a deep understanding of physical principles through hands-on experimentation.
