Physics Bridging Course from High School

A preparatory course for those taking Uni Physics who have not done Physics before. This bridges any gaps between High School Physics and Uni entry level Physics. Twelve (12) lectures.

A Physics Bridging Course from High School

Introductory Physics Course

A general introduction physics course for university with low level Mathematics. Twenty one (21) lectures. With Syllabus & Synopsis.

An Introductory Physics Course

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Synopsis.

First Year Physics course

A standard level semester of First Year Physics at University level. Seventeen (17) lectures.

A First Year Physics course

Physics for Civil Engineers

An introduction to Physics for Civil Engineering students. Fourteen (14) lectures with Syllabus & Synopsis.

A Physics course for Civil Engineering

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Physics for Building Management/Construction

An introduction to Physics for Building Management and Construction students. Fourteen (14) lectures with Syllabus & Synopsis.

A Physics course for Building Management/ Construction

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Physics for Industrial Design.

An introduction to Electrostatics and Electromagnetism for Industrial Design students in Seven (7) lectures with Syllabus & Synopsis. Note: students of Physics for Industrial Design study a total of twenty one (21) lectures - made up of fourteen (14) lectures from the Physics for Builders course plus these additional seven (7) lectures.

Physics course for Industrial Design

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Physics Topical Index

An alphabetical list of Physics lectures by topic is complete now for all six courses.

We have improved the navigation on this long list of physics topics. We have added an easy-to-find "jump down" index. Click on the alphabet letter that you want - and it will jump down to the first topic starting with this letter!!

Physics Topical Index  

Physics Glossary

• Peter Eyland has developed these lectures over a number of years.
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• Additional course material - Also available are course syllabus, course synopsis and textbook lists.
• Peter also has a number of exams, tests and tutorial practice questions - with full answers. At this stage there is a small charge (just to cover production/printing & shipping costs). Just email him if you require assistance with these. We can email you a PDF file containing this useful information.