Physics
What should I have already achieved?
Completing the PHY1 course to a satisfactory level.
Some students may apply for alternative entry - this will be at the discretion of Ms Hii (Leader of Physics).
What will I learn?
You will develop your skills as a scientist by carrying out a range of physics investigations.
Physics concepts of force, energy and conservation laws will be applied to a wide range of contexts including nuclear medicine, sports science, engineering, outdoor adventure pursuits, electric motors and alternative energy generators.
Physics concepts of electricity, magnetism, and electromagnetic induction will be applied to a wide range of contexts, including medical imaging technologies like MRI, modern communication systems, renewable energy sources such as solar panels and wind turbines, electric vehicles, and robotics.
How will this course be assessed?
A combination of 2 internal assessments (7 credits in total) and 2 externals (12 credits in total).
Will there be any FAO? (Further Assessment Opportunities)
No. There are no FAO for the internals.
How do I get into Level 3 Physics?
The Guidelines for success at Level 3 Physics is achieving at least 14 credits in level 2 physics, including 2 externals.