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Physics 2

 TANAMOTO Tetsufumi
  Requisites  2 credits
【Information and Electronic Engineering･2nd semester】
19-1-0441-5264

１．
Outline
Students study rotational motion and rigid body, wave motion, and light.
These fields are the foundation for understanding various physical phenomena occurring in the world.

This class corresponds to DP3, This class is also a required class, and relates to the mid term 4–2 of learning attainment targets for the JABEE program.
２．
Objectives
Students can understand the fundamental of rotary motion and rigid body, wave motion, and light.
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Grading Policy
Evaluation will be based on small tests and reports (50%) and results of final exams (50%).
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Textbook and Reference
Textbooks: Basic Physics Education Study Group 『やさしく学べる基礎物理』Morikita Publishing, another equivalent textbook can be used.
５．
Requirements (Assignments)
Please always prepare and review for the class by using textbook (about 1.5 hour each).
The contents of the class are in accordance with the chapters and contents of the textbook.
６．
Note
It is useful if you have a scientific calculator for exercises.
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Schedule
１. Forces acting on rigid bodies
２. Condition of rigid body balancing (1)
３. Condition of rigid body balancing (2)
４. A stationary fluid
５. What is wave?
６. Superposition of waves
７. Wave propagation
８. Sound wave
９. What is light?
10. Speed of light
11. Reflection and refraction of light
12. Diffraction and interference of light
13. What is polarized light?
14. Spectrum of light
15. Test, summary
１．
Outline
Students study rotational motion and rigid body, wave motion, and light.
These fields are the foundation for understanding various physical phenomena occurring in the world.

This class corresponds to DP3, This class is also a required class, and relates to the mid term 4–2 of learning attainment targets for the JABEE program.
２．
Objectives
Students can understand the fundamental of rotary motion and rigid body, wave motion, and light.
３．
Grading Policy
Evaluation will be based on small tests and reports (50%) and results of final exams (50%).
４．
Textbook and Reference
Textbooks: Basic Physics Education Study Group 『やさしく学べる基礎物理』Morikita Publishing, another equivalent textbook can be used.
５．
Requirements (Assignments)
Please always prepare and review for the class by using textbook (about 1.5 hour each).
The contents of the class are in accordance with the chapters and contents of the textbook.
６．
Note
It is useful if you have a scientific calculator for exercises.
７．
Schedule
１. Forces acting on rigid bodies
２. Condition of rigid body balancing (1)
３. Condition of rigid body balancing (2)
４. A stationary fluid
５. What is wave?
６. Superposition of waves
７. Wave propagation
８. Sound wave
９. What is light?
10. Speed of light
11. Reflection and refraction of light
12. Diffraction and interference of light
13. What is polarized light?
14. Spectrum of light
15. Test, summary