FORM ONE AND TWO PHYSICS SYLLABUS

FORM ONE SYLLABUS 

1 - Introduction to Physics

• Concepts of Physics
• Applications of Physics in real Life

2 - Introduction to Laboratory practice

***introduction***


• Laboratory rules and safety
• Laboratory apparatus
• Basic principle of Scientific investigation

3 - Measurements

• Concept of measurements
• Basic fundamental quantities
• Derived quantities
• Importance of measurement

4 - Force

• Concept of Force
• Types of Forces
• Effects of Forces

5 - Archimede's principle and law of froatation

• Concept of Upthrust
• Sinking and Floating

6 - Structure and Properties of matter

• Matter
• Elasticity
• Adhesion and Cohesion
• Surface tension
• Capillarity
• Diffusion
• Osmosis

7 - Pressure

• Concept of Pressure
• Pressure due to Solids
• Pressure in Liquids
• Atmospheric pressure

8 - Work, Energy and Power

• Work
• Energy
• Power

9 - Light - Part I

• Concept of Light
• Propagation and Transimission of Light
• Reflection of Light

FORM TWO SYLLABUS 

1 - Static electricity

• Concept of Static electricity
• The gold leaf electroscope
• Capacitors
• Charge distribution on a Conductor
• Lightining

2 - Current electricity part-I

• Current electricity
• Simple electric circuit

3 - Magnetism

• Concept of magnetism
• Magnetization and Demagnetization
• Magnetic fields of a magnet
• Earth's magnetic field

4 - Forces in Equilibrium

• Effect of Turning forces
• Center of gravity of a body
• Types of equilibrium
• Applications of equilibrium

5 - Simple machines

**Introduction**
• Levers
• Pulleys
• Inclined plane
• Screw and screw Jack
• Wheel and axle
• The hydraulic press

6 - Motion in straight line

**introduction**
• Distance and Displacement
• Speed and Velocity
• Acceleration
• Equations of uniformly accelerated motion
• Motion under gravity

7 - Newtons laws of motion

• Inertia
• Newton's first law of motion
• Newton's second law of motion and momentum
• Conservation of linear momentum
• Newton's third law of motin

8 - Temperature

• Concept of temperature
• Measurements of temperature

9 - Sustainable energy sources

**introduction**
• Water energy
• Solar energy
• Wind energy
• Sea wave energy
• Geothermal energy
• Energy cycle