King Saud University                                                                        
 College of Applied Studies and
 Community Service Department
          of Natural Sciences
 
 
 
General Physics 2
 
1- Lecturer

 
 
2- Course Overview
The objective of PHYS 111 is to develop understanding and appreciation of the physical phenomenon and the natural physical laws. The approach will be largely a conceptual one that leads to familiarizing with the basic physics knowledge needed for the life and higher level courses. Students will gain familiarity with the forces and laws of nature that govern the physical world, from the sub-atomic to astronomical levels. Importantly, students will be guided through concepts in physics that ultimately let them develop and enhance the students mentality .
 
 
 
3-The course content are as follows:

 
4- Assessment
1. Out-of-class Assignments (i.e. ‘homework’). There will be regularly scheduled homework assignments.
2. In-class assessments (quizzes and exams). There will regularly scheduled in-class quizzes and tests including the midterm and the final exams.
3. Mid-Term Exam.
4. Final Exam: The Final Exam will cover all the material studied in the course.
 
 
 
5- schedule of exams

 
6- Student skills:
 IT – Communications – problem solving – cognitive skills – physical skills – interpersonal skills (see student skills in the department handbook).
7-References:
 

• Physics for Scientists and Engineers with Modern Physics seventh edition. Serway/ Jewett (There is also Arabic reference book) file:///Users/astgfr/Downloads/Serway%20-%20Physics%20for%20Scientists,%207th%20Ed%20-%20GearTeam.pdf
• General Physics in Electricity and Magnetism, Optics and modern Physics for University l-Student ( In Arabic). 3rd Ed. Al Samary, M. Al Garawi, M. Al- Essa, (Al-Kherajee ).
• Websites on the internet that are relevant to the topics of the course.

8-Late Work and Make-up Work
Students must turn in their assignments on time. Assignments submitted after the due date will get a ‘0’ except in the case of excused absences. There will be no make-up for tests or quizzes if the student was absent the day of the test or the quiz. 13٫5
9-Mobiles
Students must turn off their mobiles and place them in their handbags or pockets before entering their classroom.It is at a teacher’s discretion to ask students to leave if individuals are looking at their mobiles or if their mobiles ring during class. These students will be c        King Saud University                                                                        
 College of Applied Studies and
 Community Service Department
          of Natural Sciences
 
 
 
General Physics 2
 
1- Lecturer

 
 
2- Course Overview
The objective of PHYS 111 is to develop understanding and appreciation of the physical phenomenon and the natural physical laws. The approach will be largely a conceptual one that leads to familiarizing with the basic physics knowledge needed for the life and higher level courses. Students will gain familiarity with the forces and laws of nature that govern the physical world, from the sub-atomic to astronomical levels. Importantly, students will be guided through concepts in physics that ultimately let them develop and enhance the students mentality .
 
 
 
3-The course content are as follows:

 
4- Assessment
1. Out-of-class Assignments (i.e. ‘homework’). There will be regularly scheduled homework assignments.
2. In-class assessments (quizzes and exams). There will regularly scheduled in-class quizzes and tests including the midterm and the final exams.
3. Mid-Term Exam.
4. Final Exam: The Final Exam will cover all the material studied in the course.
 
 
 
5- schedule of exams

 
6- Student skills:
 IT – Communications – problem solving – cognitive skills – physical skills – interpersonal skills (see student skills in the department handbook).
7-References:
 

• Physics for Scientists and Engineers with Modern Physics seventh edition. Serway/ Jewett (There is also Arabic reference book)
• http://gearju.com/225768904560/Data/Physics/Serway%20-%20Physics%20for%2...
• General Physics in Electricity and