The course Physics 2 follows on from the course Physics 1, with which it forms a two-semester basic course in physics with a focus on areas that can be used in sound technology. Within this subject, all necessary parts of higher mathematics are already consistently used, especially differential and integral calculus. In the first part of the subject Physics 2, the students' knowledge of the mechanics of a mass point is deepened, attention is paid to constructing and solving equations of motion. The field of mechanics is also expanded to include a system of mass points and a rigid body, and the issue of friction and wrapping around bodies is also outlined. The following are properties of solids. Considerable attention is also paid to the wave equation and various types of its solution, as well as the properties of sound waves and the principle of basic types of musical instruments. The last part deals with the deepening of knowledge in the field of electromagnetism, including the formulation of Maxwell's equations and selected knowledge in the field of electromagnetic waves.