Physics

The course covers aspects of physics including atoms, lasers, nuclear, and light in agriculture science. The course uses online lectures, while assessment contains lab-based experimental work and tutorials support learning.

This is an introductory course in Nuclear Astrophysics, a subject in its own right that often drives major scientific and technological advances in modern day research both in nuclear physics and astrophysics. The course builds upon (and adds a layer of complexity to) the existing Nuclear Physics course and provides an option for choice of specialized topics within Nuclear Physics (but also Astrophysics).

This course examines physical principles involved in biological systems at the microscopic and molecular scales. It covers diffusion, low Reynolds number dynamics, the physicist's view of biomolecular structure, models of molecular motors and membranes.

This course offers a study of fundamental physics concepts. Topics include: kinematics; dynamics; work and energy; motion of a system of particles; rigid objects; relativity; oscillatory motion; kinematics of a harmonic oscillator; universal gravitation; fluids; thermodynamics. Pre-requisites: high school-level math and physics.