The Physics of Motion (18 lectures)
Hearing and Seeing (18 lectures)
Astronomy and Astrophysics (9 lectures)

Introduction (8 lectures)
Introduction to Physical Chemistry (26 lectures)
The Electronic Theory of Chemistry (8 lectures)

Calculus with Applications for Scientists (33 lectures, 11 tutorials)
Discrete Mathematics for Scientists (33 lectures, 11 tutorials)

The Material World (18 lectures)
Electromagnetic Interactions (18 lectures)
Origin of Modern Physics (9 lectures)

Chemistry of the Elements (12 lectures)
Introduction to Organic Chemistry (29 lectures)

Calculus with Applications for Scientists (33 lectures, 11 tutorials)
Discrete Mathematics for Scientists (33 lectures, 11 tutorials)

PY1P10 and PY1P20 Physics Practicals

CH1101 and CH1102 Chemistry Practicals

MA1S11 and MA1S12 Mathematics Tutorials

Physics Practical Laboratory (3 hours per week)

Chemistry Practical Laboratory (3 hours per week)

Mathematics tutorials (2 hrs per week)

Small Group Tutorials (1 hour per week)

MA1S11 only – 1 computer practical per week

Online Tutorial Assignment – 1 per week

PY1P10 and PY1P20
The mark for each module is based in the following weighting of 60:30:10 for a final end of year exam, the practical laboratory work and the tutorial assignments.
There is a separate three hour annual examination in May for each of the two Physics modules.

MA1S11
The tutorial and continuous assessment including the laboratory practical count towards 25% of the mark for this module. The remaining 75% is based on a three hour annual examination in May.
MA1S12
The tutorial and continuous assessment counts as 20% of the mark for the module. The remaining 80% is based on a three hour annual examination in May.

These are special tutorials where we discuss nanoscience and materials science through the medium of special guest lectuers and reading assignments based on the themes of nanoscience and advanced materials. (0.5hr per week)

The webpage for these freshman tutorials in nanoscience and advanced materials is restricted to registered students of the course.