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What should I have already achieved?
14 credits in level 2 physics which include 2 internals and 1 external in level 2 Physics.
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 and knowledge by studying the concepts and principles of Physics.
Collecting data using the latest technologies will be a focus as this allows you to design your own investigations and research areas eg. theme park rides.
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?
This course is assessed with a combination of internal (6 credits in total) and external assessments (16 credits in total).
The internal assessments focus more on science skills of investigating and researching, whereas the external assessments focus more on understanding of science concepts relating to widely accepted physics ideas.
Will there be any FAO? (Further Assessment Opportunities)
No. There are no FAO for the internals.
Are there any Recommendations for level 3?
At least 14 credits in level 2 physics.
It is recommended that students achieve at least 2 internals and 1 external in level 2 at level 2 to proceed to level 3 physics. This is to ensure the best chance of success.
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