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The course begins with units on motion in one and two dimensions, Newton's laws, work and energy. Subsequent units focus on the applications of particle dynamics to the study of oscillations, collisions, the deformation of solids and fluid flow. Assessment is based on tests, assignments, laboratory and final examination. Prerequisites: A thorough knowledge of Year 12 high school Physics is assumed. TEE students without this background should enrol in the course M120 Introduction to Physics before undertaking Particles in Motion. The mathematical background required for the Particles in Motion course ia satisfactory standard in TES Calculus, or equivalent. Students without this level of mathematical preparation should undertake M182 Applied Mathematics, either prior to, or concurrently with, their enrolment in Particles in Motion. Further advice about enrolment in this course can be obtained from the Physics Programme Chair. | |||||||||||||||||||
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Murdoch University is a member of WADEC (the Western Australian Distance Education Consortium). Copyright in all external mode course materials is held by Murdoch University and enquiries regarding access to, or purchase of, materials should be addressed in the first instance to the Director of External Studies, Murdoch University. | |||||||||||||||||||
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Date: | 21 December 1995 bb
Source: 1996 Handbook & Calendar |
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