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Advanced Physics 1

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Equivalent to FETAC: Level 5 | Equivalent to QCF (UK): Level 3

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Increase your knowledge of electonics, magnetism and sound in physics

By Publisher: XSIQ | Factsheet

This free online Physics course covers electronics, electric systems, magnets, sounds and transformers, and much more. It provides a comprehensive grounding in Physics and is ideal as a complement to regular classes, a study or revision aid, or as a resource for someone pursuing an interest in basic science.

Modules in Advanced Physics 1

Introduction to electric systems Circuits Electric systems, circuits Capacitors Converting AC to DC Transducers Magnets and magnetism Exploring sound Sound - Standing waves The wave equation Sound diffraction Intensity of sound Speed of sound Assessment
Learning Outcome

After completing this course you will know all about current, charge, voltage, resistance and power. You will understand the different types of circuits. It will teach you how to make calculations with series and parallel circuits, and to convert AC to DC. You will know how to use capacitors, transducers, magnets, sound and wave equations, sound diffraction and much more.

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Comments & Reviews

  • Paul Whittaker - United Kingdom

    2013-05-10 16:05:45

    Course Module: CapacitorsCourse Topic: Discharging capacitorsComment: re text at the bottom of " discharging capacitors " should read " short circuited " - but good course !!

  • Stacy Ingram - United Kingdom

    2012-08-25 20:08:47

    Course Module: Exploring sound
    Course Topic: Representing sound waves
    Comment: "Again the cycle would continue from compression to rarefaction to compression to rarefaction as the sound waves travelled through you position."

    It should say "...travelled through your position."

  • Svetlana Njegomir - Serbia

    2012-07-03 10:07:59

    Course Module: Capacitors
    Course Topic: Capacitance
    Comment: Am I wrong if I say that the current diagram incorrect (Charging a capacitor)? If I well understandthe largest current flows through the capacitor while it is unloaded. With diagrams could conclude that the current and voltage in phase.

  • Abdul Waheed - Pakistan

    2012-04-24 16:04:08

    Course Module: Exploring sound
    Course Topic: Representing sound waves
    Comment: sound waves are mechanical waves because its required medium to pass.

  • Abdul Waheed - Pakistan

    2012-04-24 16:04:28

    Course Module: Exploring sound
    Course Topic: Wave nature of sound
    Comment: how the sound waves are the mechanical waves.