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Lecture type	Total
Lectures	30
Seminar	45

COURSE OBJECTIVES
Understand the laws, phenomena, and processes in physics; acquire the operational, numerical, and computational skills necessary for solving problems in physics.

PREREQUISITE COURSES
None.

LEARNING OUTCOMES OF THE STUDY PROGRAM TO WHICH THE LEARNING OUTCOMES OF THIS COURSE CONTRIBUTE
Solving qualitative and quantitative problems by applying appropriate chemical principles and theories.
Applying knowledge in practice, especially in solving problems based on qualitative or quantitative information.
Managing information from primary and secondary sources.
Searching for information available on the Internet.

COURSE CONTENT BY UNITS OR WEEKS
1. Research methods and goals in physics. Physical quantities and units. Vectors.
2. Kinematics and dynamics of a material point at the level of differential and integral calculus.
Vertical, horizontal and oblique shot, circular motion.
3. Forces, Newton's laws of motion. Amount of movement, friction.
4. Work, energy and strength, conservative and dissipative forces.
5. Laws of conservation of energy and momentum.
6. Statics and dynamics of a rigid body. Moment of force, moment of inertia, law of conservation of angular quantity
movements.
7. Basic forces in nature, general law of gravity. Non-inertial systems, inertial forces.
8. Relativistic dynamics, rest energy.
9. Statics of ideal and real fluids.
10. Dynamics of ideal and real fluids.
11. Harmonic, damped and forced vibration of a material point, resonance.
12. Wave motion in an elastic medium, standing waves, reflection and transmission of waves at the boundary funds.
13. Thermal phenomena and processes.
14. Particle multitude systems. Kinetic theory of gases.
15. Statistical bases of thermodynamics, circular processes.

MODES OF INSTRUCTION
Lectures, seminars, and workshops.

STUDENT OBLIGATIONS
Mandatory attendance in all forms of instruction (75%). Completion of homework assignments. Taking colloquia exams (two per semester).

MONITORING OF STUDENTS? WORK
Class attendance, written exam, oral exam, continuous assessment.
GRADING AND ASSESSMENT DURING CLASS AND ON THE FINAL EXAM
Continuous assessment during the semester through midterm exams and quizzes. Written and oral exam.
Exemption from the written exam (with a corresponding grade) is granted to students who achieve a sufficient number of points (46) through midterm exams, homework assignments, and quizzes. Students may take the oral part of the exam up until the end of classes in the following semester.
Students who do not meet the requirements through midterm exams and quizzes must take the written part of the exam, where they are required to achieve a minimum of 40% of the total points, followed by the oral part of the exam. The maximum number of points per midterm exam, as well as on the written exam, is 30.
Grading scale:
? Continuous Assessment (Midterm exams): Sufficient (2): 46 ? 57 | Good (3): 58 ? 70 | Very good (4): 71 ? 81 | Excellent (5): 82+
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? Exam: Sufficient (2): 12 ? 16 | Good (3): 16.5 ? 21 | Very good (4): 21.5 ? 25.5 | Excellent (5): 26 ? 30

QUALITY ASSURANCE METHODS THAT ENSURE THE ACQUISITION OF OUTPUT KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND COMPETENCES
Student survey, analysis of student performance.

1. Explain physical processes and phenomena.
2. Analyze and solve physics problems using mathematical skills (mathematical formulation of a physical problem).
3. Graphically represent physical laws.
4. Interpret the obtained results (analytical, graphical, and tabular representation of physical laws).
5. Integrate acquired knowledge in solving physics problems.

1. Mehanika i toplina, P. Kulišić, Školska knjiga, 2012.
2. Titranje i valovi, V. Lopac, V. Volovšek, Interna skripta FKIT,
3. Riješeni zadaci iz mehanike i topline, P. Kulišić i suradnici, Školska knjiga, 2007.
4. Mehanika, A. Dulčić i suradnici, Školska knjiga, 2023.

Mandatory course - Regular studij - Applied Chemistry