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Fundamentals of General Physics Course Outlines and Teaching Patterns

Gain insight into Electrostatics and Optics in this comprehensive physics course. Learn about electric charge, Coulomb’s law, Electric Field, Gaussian law, optical instruments, and more.

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Fundamentals of General Physics Course Outlines and Teaching Patterns

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  1. General Physics (2) (Phys2180) Dr. AbeerKamalAbd El-Aziz Email : Abeer_kz@yahoo.com Abeer-kz@hotmail.com ak.Ali@sau.edu.sa

  2. Course outlines: Part A: Electrostatics • Electrostatics, Electric charge • Coulomb’s law. • The Electric Field - Electric Field of a Continuous Charge Distribution. • Electric Field Lines. • Electric potential. • Gauss’s law and its applications. • Capacitance and dielectrics. • Current and resistance and Direct current circuits.

  3. Course outlines: Part B: Optics • The Nature of Light - Measurements of the Speed of Light. • Fermat's principle, Reflection of Light • Sign convention in mirrors and lenses. • Forming images with a plan mirror, Spherical mirror. • Ray tracing and the mirror equation. • Refraction law (Snell’s Law ). • Refraction through lenses - Lens Aberrations. • Optical instruments: photographic camera – zoom lens – simple microscope – compound microscope – Spectrometer – Refractometer.

  4. Teaching pattern: Total Hours : 14 Lectures Credit hours: 4 hrs, 3(3,0,1) Lecture: 42 hr, Experimental Lab: 28 hr Schedule of Assessment Tasks for Students During the Semester:

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