Mechanics

• Measurement
  Fundamental quantities and derived quantities
  Conversion of units
  Significant digits of numbers
• Motion in One Dimension
  Position, velocity, and acceleration
  Motion diagrams
• Motion in Two Dimensions
  Position, displacement, velocity, and acceleration
• Projectile Motion
  The trajectory of a projectile as combination of horizontal motion with constant velocity and vertical motion with constant acceleration
  A body projected horizontally
  Height and range of a projectile
• The Laws of Motion
  The concept of force
  Newton’s first law
  Newton’s second law
  Newton’s third law
  Forces of friction
  Free-body diagram
• Energy of a System
  Work done by a constant force
  Kinetic energy
  Kinetic energy and the work–kinetic energy theorem
  Potential energy of a system
  Conservative and non-conservative forces
  Relationship between conservative forces and potential energy
  Mechanical energy of a system
  Changes in mechanical energy for conservative and nonconservative forces
  Mechanical energy of a block–spring system
• Gravitation
  Newton’s Law of Gravitation
  Weight
  Gravitational Potential Energy
  The Motion of Satellites
  Kepler’s Laws and the Motion of Planets

Electromagnetism

• Electrostatics
  Electric Charge
  Coulomb’s Law
  Electric Field, Electric Forces, Electric lines
  Electric Potential Energy
  Electric Potential, Equipotential Surfaces
  Capacitors and Capacitance
  Capacitors in Series and Parallel
  Energy Storage in Capacitors and Electric-Field Energy
  Conductors and Dielectrics
• Current and Resistance
  Electric current
  Resistance
  Ohm’s law
  Electromotive force
  Resistors in series and parallel
  Equivalent resistance in simple circuits
  Electric power