Physics (New) Form 1 Syllabus
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Demonstrate mastery of basic concepts, theories and principles of Physics
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Explain the concept of Physics (Meaning, branches and connection with other disciplines)
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Discuss the contribution of Physics to the development of modern society
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Explain concepts of physical quantities (fundamental and derived quantities) and their, SI units
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Describe concepts of linear motion (speed, velocity, acceleration, distance, and displacement)
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Explain the concepts and principles related to force, density, pressure, work, power, energy
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Deduce the relationship between density, sinking and floating
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Describe the mechanical properties of matter in relation to force and energy
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Demonstrate mastery of basic terminologies, measurements and symbols in Physics
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Describe various instruments used for measurement in Physics
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Relate measuring instruments to physical quantities
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Use mathematics to explain physical principles and phenomena
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Use mathematical knowledge to describe relationship between various physical quantities (force, velocity, acceleration, density, pressure)
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Demonstrate mastery of basic experimental skills in Physics
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Conduct experiments related to linear motion, density, force, pressure, work, energy, power and mechanical properties of matter
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Demonstrate mastery of data analysis, presentation and report writing in Physics
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Explain the methods of analysing experimental data in physics (statistical analysis)
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Use analytical methods to manipulate experimental data in physics
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Use graphical method to present experimental results in physics
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Collect, describe and relate physical data
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Collect and analyse data to explain various physical quantities (density, force, pressure)
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Collect and analyse data to explain experimental observations related to linear motion, force, density, pressure and mechanical properties of matter
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Carry out a project in Physics
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Develop prototype devices based on the concepts, theories, principles and laws gained from the field of linear motion, force, density, pressure and mechanical properties of matter
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