Course Content
Vectors and Equilibrium
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Vectors and Equilibrium – Introduction
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Vectors and Equilibrium – Lecture 1
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Vectors and Equilibrium – Lecture 2
Force and Motion
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Force and Motion – Syllabus Introduction
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Lecture 1 — Kinematics
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Lecture 2 — Graphs and Equations of Motion
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Lecture 3 — Projectile Motion
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Lecture 4 — Newton’s Laws and Momentum
Work and Energy
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Syllabus Introduction – Work and Energy
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Lecture 1 — Concepts of work done
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Lecture 2 — Energy, K.E, P.E
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Lecture 3 — Absolute Potential Energy
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Lecture 4 — Work energy theorem and efficiency
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Lecture 5 — Conservative and non conservative force
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Lecture 6 — Power
Rotational and Circular Motion
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Rotational and Circular Motion – Syllabus Introduction
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Lecture 1 — Properties of Circular Motion
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Lecture 2 — Angular Velocity and Angular Displacement
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Lecture 3 — Linear and Angular Acceleration
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Lecture 4 — Conceptual Questions
Fluid Dynamics
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Fluid Dynamics – Syllabus Introduction
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Lecture 1 — Viscosity
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Lecture 2 — Drag Force
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Lecture 3 — Stroke’s Law and Terminal Velocity
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Lecture 4 — Fluid Flow
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Lecture 5 — Bernoulli’s Equation
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Lecture 6 — Conceptual Question
Waves
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Waves — Syllabus Introduction
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Waves — Lecture 1 – Simple harmonic motion and its example
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Waves — Lecture 2 – Wave speed, Newtown calculation Laplace correction
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Waves — Lecture 3 – Wave, wave types and wave motion
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Waves — Lecture 4 – Superposition of waves and its cases
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Waves — Lecture 5 – Beats and stretched string
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Waves — Lecture 6 – Organ Pipes
Thermodynamics
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Thermodynamics – Syllabus Introduction
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Lecture 1 (Basic terminologies)
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Lecture 2 – Thermodynamic process and thermal equilibrium
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Lecture 3 – Specific Heat
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Lecture 4 – First law of Thermodynamics
Electrostatics
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Electrostatics — Syllabus Introduction
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Electrostatics — Lecture 1 – Introduction to Electrostatics
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Electrostatics — Lecture 2 – Columb’s Law
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Electrostatics — Lecture 3 – Electric Fields
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Electrostatics — Lecture 4 – Electrical Potential Energy due to a point charge
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Electrostatics — Lecture 5 – Electric Potential
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Electrostatics — Lecture 6 – Capacitor, Charging and Discharging a capacitor
Current Electricity
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Syllabus Introduction
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Lecture 1: Introduction to Current Electricity
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Lecture 2: Internal Resistance, Series and Parallel Form, Electrical Power, Maximum Power, Kilowatt Hour
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Lecture 3: Electric Potential and EMF
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Lecture 4: Series Circuit, Parallel Circuit, Temperature Coefficient of Resistance and Resistivity
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Lecture 5: Steady Current, Ohm’s Law, Resistance
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Lecture 6: Tricks Related to Resistance and Resistivity
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Lecture 7: Charging and Discharging a Battery
Electromagnetism
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Electromagnetism – Syllabus Introduction
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Lecture 1 – Magnetic Field
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Lecture 2 – Magnetic Flux
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Lecture 3 – Magnetic Field Representation and Characteristics
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Lecture 4 – Force on Moving Charge Inside Magnetic Field
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Lecture 5 – Ampere’s Law
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Lecture 6 – Oesterd Points
Electromagnetic Induction
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Electromagnetic Induction – Syllabus Introduction
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Lecture 1 – Faraday’s Law, Lenz’s Law
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Lecture 2 – Transformer
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Lecture 3 – Step up step down transformer, Eddy current, hysteresis
Alternating Current
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Alternating Current — Syllabus Introduction
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Alternating Current — Lecture 1 – current types and phase_
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Alternating Current — Lecture 2 – rms value , phase angle , AC through resistor,AC through capacitor
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Alternating Current — Lecture 3 – AC through inductor , phasor diagram, electromagnetic waves
Electronics
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Electronics — Syllabus Introduction
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Electronics — Lecture 1 – semiconductor and PN junction
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Electronics — Lecture 2 – rectification+ additional points
Dawn of Modern Physics
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Dawn of Modern Physics — Syllabus Introduction
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Dawn of Modern Physics — Lecture 1 – black body , photoelectric effect
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Dawn of Modern Physics — Lecture 2 – stopping potential, Compton effect
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Dawn of Modern Physics — Lecture 3 – Pair production,matter annhalation
Atomic Spectra
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Atomic Spectra — Syllabus Introduction
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Atomic Spectra — Lecture 1 – atomic spectrum, hydrogen emission spectrum, spectral lines
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Atomic Spectra — Lecture 2 – no of spectral lines, Bohr atomic model, velocity, radius, linear momentum, angular momentum and energy of electron in nth orbit