Syllabus for'General Physics I' Basic Information Title General Physics I(Mechanics and Course HYS1034 Wave) Physics (normal) Category Maior Basic Audience International class Credits 4 Hours 52 Instructor CHEN,Kang(陈康) Revised Scp.27,2021 Hugh D.Young and Roger A.Freedman,Sears and Zemansky's University Physic with Modern Physics (12h Edition),Pearson Education,Inc.and China Machine Press.2011 II.Goals and Objectives A.Overall goals Through this course,the students should 1)learn the laws for the mechanical motion of bodies and preliminarily build the scientific view of space and time;2)learn how to build an ideal model for an actual mechanical phenomenon and analyze it using math tools:3)develop the skills and habits of s thinking logicl argumentation and will be benefits for their whole lives B.Objectives Objective 1:In the chapters relating to the topics such as rockets,aerospace,and gyroscope stories of Chinese scientists and engineers of the older generation in devel technologies will be shared.Their great fors,devotions,and persever students'enthusiasm for learning science and encourage them to serve our country. Objeetive 2:Mechanics is the first course of physics,by which the students should not only learn the knowledge of classical mechanics and feel the power of math tools.but also learn the methodology of physics.including observations.designed experiments,idealized models and assumptions,theory and analye.te.Such trainings set upa foundation for ther future study and research Objective3:Show,as many as possible,examples that are closely related to daily life,so that the students can learn how to use the knowledge of mechanics to solve practical problems.Also.1 Syllabus for ‘General Physics I’ I. Basic Information Title General Physics I (Mechanics and Wave) Course # PHYS1034 Category Major Basic Audience Physics (normal) - International class Credits 4 Hours 52 Instructor CHEN, Kang (陈康) Revised Sep. 27, 2021 Textbook Hugh D. Young and Roger A. Freedman, Sears and Zemansky’s University Physics with Modern Physics (12th Edition)，Pearson Education, Inc. and China Machine Press，2011 II. Goals and Objectives A. Overall goals Through this course, the students should 1) learn the laws for the mechanical motion of bodies and preliminarily build the scientific view of space and time; 2) learn how to build an ideal model for an actual mechanical phenomenon and analyze it using math tools; 3) develop the skills and habits of scientific reasoning, critical thinking, logical argumentation and factualism, which will be benefits for their whole lives. B. Objectives Objective 1：In the chapters relating to the topics such as rockets, aerospace, and gyroscope, stories of Chinese scientists and engineers of the older generation in developing the technologies will be shared. Their great efforts, devotions, and perseverance will stimulate the students’ enthusiasm for learning science and encourage them to serve our country. Objective 2：Mechanics is the first course of physics, by which the students should not only learn the knowledge of classical mechanics and feel the power of math tools, but also learn the methodology of physics, including observations, designed experiments, idealized models and assumptions, theory and analyze, etc. Such trainings set up a foundation for their future study and research. Objective 3：Show, as many as possible, examples that are closely related to daily life, so that, the students can learn how to use the knowledge of mechanics to solve practical problems. Also