Sections are on:
(a) use of vectors and other mathematical techniques
(b) mechanics of particles and rigid bodies
(c) mechanical properties such as elasticity, fluid motion
(d) thermal properties such as expansion, heat transfer and thermal properties of gases
(e) laws of thermodynamics
(f) wave phenomena with particular reference to sound.

Textbook(s):
Sears, Zeemansky and Young, University Physics (7th edition).
Assessment is by coursework (50%) and final examination (50%). It must be emphasized that there is a laboratory requirements to obtain a full credit which can be done after successful completion of the theoretical component.

Prerequisite(s): Completion of PHF02 and PHF03 or equivalent.