Physics XI Part-I

By Anuradha Mathur | CIET, NCERT, New Delhi

Learners enrolled: 7955

The world around us has an astonishing variety of phenomenon. Science /Physics gives us a chance to take a closer look and try to understand these. We have evidence to support the work done since ancient times by thinkers, philosophers and scientists. They tried to unravel the mysteries around us. The excitement of learning, to do systematic scientific work is the root of this course. You will learn methods of measurement-including universally accepted norms. Kinematics, that helps us to describe any motion and dynamics which helps us to identify the causes of motion. Some energy is required to move things and we will define these in scientific terminology in a way that communication about physics to others is easy. In this course we will learn about different ways bodies move vis motion in a straight line, in a plane. You will also learn about system of particles, rigid body rotation and extend it to explore gravitation. We have to first understand the basics, therefore in times when scientific skills are far advanced as compared to what they were many years ago, we will still revisit those ideas and study physical laws within limits. Understanding the fundamental rules of nature, help us to extend them to more complex situations in real life. Mathematics. is important for the physics course because it lends excitement to it We will first learn the physical concept and only then apply appropriate mathematics to it. we will use new mathematical operations like vector algebra, basic differentiation and integration, in physics, problems with numbers are called numerical, these lend excitement to the course. We will help you learn methods of solving these with ease by several examples throughout the course.

This course has 6 units

Physical world and measurement
Kinematics
Laws of motion
Work, Energy and Power
Motion of system of particles and rigid body
Gravitation

The aim and design of the course is to develop a deeper understanding of different concepts in Physics. As you work through the course you will find lecture videos, e-text, suggestions for problem solving methods, animations, practice questions, study guides. Assignments and Tests to keep track of your achievements.

This course is divided into 41 modules for better understanding.

Summary

Course Status :	Completed
Course Type :	Elective
Language for course content :	English
Duration :	24 weeks
Category :	School
Credit Points :	2
Level :	School
Start Date :	15 May 2020
End Date :	29 Oct 2020
Enrollment Ends :	31 Aug 2020
Exam Date :	15 Oct 2020 IST

Note: This exam date is subject to change based on seat availability. You can check final exam date on your hall ticket.

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Course layout

Week 1	Unit 1: Physical World and Measurements Module 1: Physics and its Scope Module 2: Units and Measurements
Week 2	Unit 1: Physical World and Measurements Module 3: Errors in Measurements Module 4: Dimensional Analysis Unit 1: Physical World and Measurements _Study Guide
Week 3	Unit 2: Kinematics Module 1: Rest and Motion Module 2: Distance and Displacement
Week 4	Unit 2: Kinematics Module 3: Speed and velocity Module 4: Accelerated motion
Week 5	Unit 2: Kinematics Module 5: Solving Problems using equations of motion Module 6: Vectors
Week 6	Unit 2: Kinematics Module 7: Projectile Motion Module 8: Circular motion
Week 7	Unit 2: Kinematics Module 9: Problems on motion in two dimensions Module 10: Mathematical Tools For Solving Problems
Week 8	Unit 2: Kinematics Unit 2: Kinematics _ Study Guide
Week 9	Unit 3: Laws Of Motion Module 1: Newton’s first law of motion Module 2: Newton’s second law of motion
Week 10	Unit 3: Laws Of Motion Module 3: Third law of motion Module 4: Types of forces
Week 11	Unit 3: Laws Of Motion Module 5: Friction Module 6: Circular motion and Banking of roads
Week 12	Unit 3: Laws Of Motion Module 7: Solving problems using Newton’s laws of motion Unit 3: Laws of Motion _ Study Guide
Week 13	Unit 4: Work, Energy and Power Module 1: Work Module 2: Kinetic Energy of moving bodies
Week 14	Unit 4: Work, Energy and Power Module 3: Conservative and non-conservative forces and potential energy Module 4: Spring and Force Constant
Week 15	Unit 4: Work, Energy and Power Module 5: Problem based on Work-Energy Theorem Module 6: Collision
Week 16	Unit 4: Work, Energy and Power Module 7: Collision in two dimension Unit 4: Work, Energy and Power_ Study Guide
Week 17	Unit 5: Motion of System of Particles and Rigid Body Module 1: Rigid body Motion Module 2: System of Particles
Week 18	Unit 5: Motion of System of Particles and Rigid Body Module 3: Rotational kinematics -Equation of Motion Module 4: Moment of Inertia
Week 19	Unit 5: Motion of System of Particles and Rigid Body Module 5: Torque Module 6: Mechanical Equilibrium
Week 20	Unit 5: Motion of System of Particles and Rigid Body Module 7: Angular Momentum Module 8: Rolling Motion
Week 21	Unit 5: Motion of System of Particles and Rigid Body Unit 5: Motion of System of Particles and Rigid Body _ Study Guide
Week 22	Unit 6: Gravitation Module 1: Kepler’s laws of planetary Motion Module 2: Acceleration due to gravity
Week 23	Unit 6: Gravitation Module 3: Gravitational field and Gravitational potential Module 4: Satellites and their launching
Week 24	Unit 6: Gravitation Module 5: Numerical problems based on Gravitation Unit 6: Gravitation _ Study Guide

Books and references

NCERT "Physics Part-I" for Class - XI

url:- https://ncert.nic.in/textbook.php?keph1=0-8

Instructor bio

Anuradha Mathur has been teaching Physics since 1975 at secondary and senior secondary level. She has also taught physics to undergraduate students at Harvard University Boston She represented Indian schools at ICT conference in Hawaii, Paris GATE Global Alliance for Transnational Education, IIT Delhi and IIM Bangalore. At Modern School Vasant Vihar, New Delhi she was head of Physics and head of Resource Center. She set up the resource centre 1997 and a virtual school in 2000. She led the development of a diagnostic e-test, for the process of teaching and learning. She developed techniques to evolve net based projects, science exhibitions, science toys production and creative models, many of these were awarded at national and international level. She has been part of development team for teaching learning material for CBSE, NCERT, NIOS, ICSE since 1983. She was also member of Textbook Development Committee for senior secondary physics text book (2006). She is a Teacher trainer and conducts workshops to teacher groups. She has been associated with Hindustan Times PACE (Partnership for Action in Education) programme since 1998 developing curriculum support packages using newspapers for academics and education , She is currently actively working on development of material for National Repository of Open Educational Resource (NROER) at CIET NCERT. She has been associated with SWAYAM MOOC since its inception in 2015.

SMEs – Names and Affiliation

Development team

SME	PROFILE
Alpana Malik	She is PGT (Physics) from St Thomas School, Mandir Marg, New Delhi since 1987. She is M.Sc, M. Phil from Delhi University.
Alka Choudhary	Working as PGT Physics in Modern School Vasant Vihar, New Delhi.
Anuradha Mathur	PGT Physics since 1975. Part of physics teaching material development team for NCERT since 1983. Set up a virtual school at Modern School Vasant Vihar New Delhi. She has developed several e testing and formative assessment methods for secondary and senior secondary Science and Physics courses. She has been actively involved with teacher training workshops across India.
Ashish Verma	He is M.Sc.(physics) working as assistant professor in CIET, New Delhi. He is a research scholar at IISER.
Bergin.G	PGT Physics Government Boys Higher Secondary school Sayalgudi Ramanathapuram, Thiruvananthapuram
Chitra Goel	Physics PGT for over 40 years, Retd. Principal Rajkiya Pratibha Vikas Vidyalaya New Delhi.
Chinty Chhawari	M.Sc. Physics, Delhi university. She has done internship in Advanced Instrumentation Research facility, JNU. Working as teaching assistant for MOOC Physics, NCERT
Dinesh Tyagi	A dedicated teacher has been teaching in Delhi schools for since 1999.
G. Haridas	He is HOD of Physics Department at Shaheed Rajpal DAV Public School Dayanand Vihar Delhi. He has developed several teaching learning aids.
Geeta Dhasmana	She is M.Sc.(physics) M.Ed. having two year teaching experience and working as Assistant Professor, Pradeep Memorial Comprehensive College of Education, GGSI University , New Delhi.
Mirza Jawed Alam Baig	He is working as head of Physics department in SomerVille International School Noida. He has also worked at Salmiya Indian Model School Kuwait as Sr coordinator, He was also head of Physics department Sanskriti School, Chanakyapuri New Delhi. He has an experience of over 18 years in the field of teaching.
Pragya Nopany	Founder-Coordinator of Delhi chapter of Anveshika, IAPT. An alumnus of BITS, Pilani and a teaching experience of 30 years. She has been developing study material for NCERT & CBSE. Involved with teachers training on activity based teaching/learning of physics - conducted more than 200 workshops nationwide. Only Indian on the 1993 honor roll of Association of Science & Technology Centres, Washington, D.C. National Award for Teachers 2017 from MHRD, State Award for Teachers 2016 from DOE, State Award for Teachers 2015 from Federation of PublicSchools.
Prithvi Raj Tiwari	He Started Physics teaching at prestigious Lions School Mirzapur in year 1996 and worked with many schools in last 20years. Presently working as Senior Physics Teacher in Modern School Vasant Vihar, New Delhi.
Pushpa Tyagi	She has worked in central school as Post graduate teacher for 12(twelve) years. She also worked in Sanskriti School Chankyapuri New Delhi as Head of Physics Department for 7(seven) years.
Ramesh Prasad Badoni	He is a National ICT Awardee for 2012, responsible for developing the MOOCS, SME and e-content for young kids’ workforce in the Education department of Uttrakhand state using ICT Tools. He received National Award for Teachers in 2019 from MHRD
Smita Fangaria	She is a physics teacher working as a PGT physics in Amity International School, Noida since 2005. She has been associated with Anvesheka and has developed teaching learning material for school science . She has been conducting workshops for teachers and students
Shivam Dixit	M.Sc. (Physics), B.Ed. JPF in Department of Education in Science And Mathematics on Alternative methods of Physics Experiments
Taru Goyal	She is M.Sc.(Physics), B.Ed. working at Air Force Sr. Sec. School, Race Course , New Delhi -110003 as PGT Physics since 19 years. She had guided students for national Science Exhibitions.
Vandita Shukla	With about 22 years of experience in the domain of education, she is currently working as P.G.T. Physics in Kulachi Hansraj Model School, Ashok Vihar, Delhi.
Vani Ranga	She is M.Sc.( Physics), B.Ed. from Delhi University, working as PGT ( Physics) in Salwan Public School, Rajendra Nagar, New Delhi since 2009. She has guided students for Science Exhibition and INSPIRE- MANAK awards. She has attended training programs- Physics Olympiad Exposure Camp in Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Education and National Workshop of Utsahi Physics Teachers organized by IAPT and NASI Allahabad .
Yashu Chabbra	She has been PGT Physics since1989 in Kulachi Hansraj Model School Ashok Vihar New Delhi. She has long been associated with teaching learning material for school science with DAV school consortium, NCERT and CBSE Awarded for excellence in education by Delhi StateGovernment She is Science and ATL laboratory coordinator.

Expert Panel

Experts	Profile
Associate Prof. (Retd.) N.K. Sehgal	Retd. Associate professor Winner of DR KS Krishnan gold medal more than 43 years of teaching experience at Hansraj college, University of Delhi.
Prof. V. B. Bhatia	Retired from Delhi University as Professor of Physics after serving for 42years
Prof. B. K. Sharma	Retd. Professor DESM, NCERT, New Delhi has been involved in the field of condensed matter physics, ultrasonic and teaching UG and PG levels for past 47 years.
K.L. Chopra	Retired from Hansraj College, University of Delhi as Professor of Physics