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The subject knowledge on the secondary school level is required.

For the course-unit credit it is necessary to attend 75% of seminars and to obtain at least a 50% score from final control test.
The attendance in seminars is controlled. The forms of instruction in the evaluated course are specified by a regulation issued by the lecturer responsible for the course and updated for every academic year. 25% absence is tolerated.

The goal of the course is to supplement and to extend secondary school knowledge of physics necessary for study of the course Physics 1. The subject has supplementary features. Contents of seminars correspond to the lectures of Physics 1. It will help graduates of practical secondary schools to understand more difficult parts of this subject.
Graduates in the subject know
basic principles and laws of mechanics, electricity and magnetism on secondary school level.
Graduates in the subject are able to
explain basic principles and laws of mechanics, electricity and magnetism,
describe how the subject Physics 1 extends the secondary school knowledge,
apply basic laws of mechanics to simple motion of particles,
apply laws of electricity and magnetism in simple electric circuits.

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26 hours, compulsory

Introduction. Physical quantity. SI base units. Introduction into vector algebra.
Kinematics; velocity, acceleration, rectilinear motion.
Kinematics; motions in homogeneous gravity, curvilinear motions.
Dynamics; Newton`s laws of motion, force, momentum, impulse of force, work.
Dynamics; energy, power, efficiency. Moment of force.
Electrostatic fields; electric charge, Coulomb`s law, electric field intensity,
Electrostatic fields; electric potential and electric potential difference. Electric capacity.
Electric current. Ohm