NCHU Course Outline

Course Name	(中) 普通物理學(1218)
	(Eng.) General Physics
Offering Dept	Department of Physics
Course Type	Required	Credits	3	Teacher	Hashimoto Tetsuya
Department	General	Language	English	Semester	2026-FALL
Course Description	This course introduces basic physics including velocity, acceleration, momentum, force, electromagnetic force, special/general relativity, and etc. This course can also include discussions about physics and astrophysics. Any students who do not have a physics background can take this course. The course schedule can flexibly change, depending on the lecturer's schedule. The course contents are as follows. 01. (10 Sep) Introduction to this class 02. (17 Sep) Introduction to physics 03. (24 Sep) Kinematics: speed and velocity 1 04. (01 Oct) Kinematics: speed and velocity 2 05. (08 Oct) Kinematics: acceleration 1 06. (15 Oct) Kinematics: acceleration 2 07. (22 Oct) Newton's three laws: momentum 1 08. (29 Oct) Newton's three laws: momentum 2 09. (05 Nov) Midterm exam 10. (12 Nov) Centripetal force and gravity 1 11. (19 Nov) Centripetal force and gravity 2 12. (26 Nov) Energy 1 13. (03 Dec) Energy 2 14. (10 Dec) Momentum and collisions 1 15. (17 Dec) Momentum and collisions 2 16. (24 Dec) Final exam
Prerequisites				self-directed learning in the course	Y

Relevance of Course Objectives and Core Learning Outcomes(%)			Teaching and Assessment Methods for Course Objectives
Course Objectives	Competency Indicators	Ratio(%)	Teaching Methods	Assessment Methods
The aim of this course is to understand the basic ideas of diverse fields in physics and astrophysics, which govern our daily life and the Universe. This course does not go into the details of each content but focuses on the essences of the topics.	1.Professional knowledge and skills 2.Problem analysis and logical deduction 4.Self-learning abilities and skills	60 20 20	topic Discussion/Production Discussion Lecturing Networking/Distance Education	Assignment Attendance Other
Course Content and Homework/Schedule/Tests Schedule
Week Course Content Week 1 (10 Sep) Introduction to this class Week 2 (17 Sep) Introduction to physics Week 3 (24 Sep) Kinematics: speed and velocity 1 Week 4 (01 Oct) Kinematics: speed and velocity 2 Week 5 (08 Oct) Kinematics: acceleration 1 Week 6 (15 Oct) Kinematics: acceleration 2 Week 7 (22 Oct) Newton’s three laws: momentum 1 Week 8 (29 Oct) Newton’s three laws: momentum 2 Week 9 (05 Nov) Midterm exam Week 10 (12 Nov) Centripetal force and gravity 1 Week 11 (19 Nov) Centripetal force and gravity 2 Week 12 (26 Nov) Energy 1 Week 13 (03 Dec) Energy 2 Week 14 (10 Dec) Momentum and collisions 1 Week 15 (17 Dec) Momentum and collisions 2 Week 16 (24 Dec) Final exam self-directed learning    01.Participation in professional forums, lectures, and corporate sharing sessions related to industry-government-academia-research exchange activities.    02.Viewing multimedia materials related to industry and academia.
Evaluation
Attendance:40% Active discussion: 20% Midterm assignment: 20% Final assignment: 20%
Textbook & other References
EUGENE HECHT PHYSICS: Calculus second edition Students who take this course may want to buy this textbook, though I plan to distribute slides for each class. Gmeet if necessary meet.google.com/zka-bzjb-uuc
Teaching Aids & Teacher's Website
Teaching materials used in this course will be uploaded to iLearning3.
Office Hours
08:00 AM-17:00 PM
Sustainable Development Goals, SDGs(Link URL)
include experience courses：N

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