PHYSICS 1020 Introductory Physics I Notes | Assignment Help | Syllabus

Country: Canada

University: Memorial University Of Newfoundland

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The introduction to Newtonian mechanics in 1020 Introductory Physics I is based on algebra. Motion in one and two dimensions, Newton’s laws, momentum, energy and work, and rotating motion were all addressed. Prior physics experience would be beneficial, but it is not required.

CO: 1090 Mathematics

PHYS 1050 CR

LH: 3; six semester-long laboratory sessions

Alternatively, on weeks when no laboratory is planned, a tutorial or problem session may be conducted.

PR: Mathematics 1090 or Level III Advanced Mathematics. Students should have taken at least one of the level II or level III physics courses in high school.

Physics 1020 is an introduction to Newtonian mechanics based on algebra. The course is designed for students in the Life Sciences and teaches basic physics ideas as well as the development of problem-solving abilities for addressing physics issues. This course needs basic algebra and trigonometry abilities, but it does not imply that the student has had prior physics experience (although this would be an asset). MATH1090 may be taken at the same time as MATH1090.

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15:37 02 Dec 21

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Roen H. Berkom

22:01 23 Jun 21

M.U.N. is a wonderful University. I got two degrees here, a B.A. and a B.Ed. At first, I stayed in the residences and... enjoyed meeting so many friendly people. Later, got an apartment off campus. It worked out well too. I would recommend Memorial University highly. Roen H. Berkom.read more

Lady L.

17:22 02 Feb 21

It's a good university and the professors are reasonably good and qualified (It depends on the different departments... really). The atmosphere of the campus is relaxing and nice. You can have nice walks around a pond for example. The campus is not narrowed down like in a big city. MUN dining is average. You'll get pretty much the same meal very 2-3 weeks. Residence is on the okay side. If you like parties and are an extrovert, it will work well for you.The counselling centre is okay if you need help but there's a lack of diversity, so most issues that you'll try to explain will sometimes be waved away or not understood in your context. They're also pretty quick (very) at categorising you and putting a name on your "disease" rather than helping and providing a step by step approach to be and think better in your career and personal life. What was surprising enough was the lack of advice for a blood test to see if the physiology and hormonal balance were good. Because that could affect mental health too and no words were ever said on that. If you get diagnosed with a disorder or a disability, be prepared to do your own research on the subject because the resources won't be handed down to you (which is pretty unfair given that they are the ones who provide the tests). It's not a coaching center.The bus transit is not the best and a lot of time will be lost unfortunately. It gets worse during winter with all of the snow. The city is not too bad and safe. You can walk alone at night. However, it's not vibrant like Toronto or Montreal so you'll be bored most of the time. Restaurants are expensive and there's not a lot of variety to have a simple cheap snack.If you're an international student, I have to say, you'll have to carefully weigh the pros and cons of attending university here WISELY. The recruiters from MUN do not prepare you for the cultural differences and all of the barriers you might encounter. NL is a province on its own with its own culture. Let's not sugar coat things. It's very difficult to socialise and make friends who will be supportive enough. It's difficult to adapt to social settings outside of the structured environment that MUN can give e.g. work, group hobby. MUN International Office give the basic help and basic resources/knowledge that you will need to go through your first year but beyond that, you'll have to make it by yourself. People of colour, people with a language barrier, international students, or any person who could potentially be from elsewhere is labelled as being an "international." The difference between locals and internationals is very accentuated. And not toned down like in ON/QB. It's not easy to blend in and there is clearly a lack of inclusiveness from the city and the communities. It may happen very often that you'll get ignored in social settings/clubs or not recognized for participating in an activity (And this will happen many times).Also, if you find yourself in an unrequited relationship, please for the mother of god, leave and put your own life together. You'll never win and the help services provided by the university/city will never be by your side. You will mostly be judged rather than helped. Let's put it bluntly, you will get very VERY lonely. And I'm not speaking for myself only but for all international students whom I've met along the path. If you're well prepared to live without a family structure and start from scratch in St. John's without knowing anybody, then go for it. But if you're more of a family-type of person and somebody who needs structure, entertainment, a very active social life, think twice. You can attend your semesters here and travel during the summer if need be. Overall, MUN is a good school and give excellent education in some departments but you'll have to be very flexible, have a strong character, a solid mental state and be prepared to adapt to any situation good or bad. And be prepared to come home with no one to talk to 90% of the time.A wise message from an immigrant to a future/current immigrant: Leave NL if you want a job.read more

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17:58 01 Feb 21

It optimizes interest in to be a future student to come!!

Michael Bayode

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Fees are affordable. Even for international student. Also has a good ranking . ill recommend it to any individual... planning to have an higher education.read more

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21:33 29 Aug 20

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