RAMON MAGSAYSAY TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY Castillejos Campus, Castillejos, Zambales SYLLABUS IN PHYSICS FOR HEALTH I.

Vision The Ramon Magsaysay Technological University shall be the learning and resource center for development of leaders and entrepreneurs responsive to appropriate and emerging advance technologies for suitable utilization of natural, indigenous and human resources for community centered within a dynamic and ever widening society. II. Mission The Ramon Magsaysay technological University shall primarily provide instruction, undertake research and extension and provide advance studies and progressive leadership in technology, agriculture, forestry, engineering, education, arts and sciences, humanities and other fields as maybe relevant to the development of the province. III. Course Code IV. Course Title: Physics for Health V. Course Description A primary course that involves the planning, design and the construction of basic instruments for physics and chemistry laboratory activities. It includes the basic concepts of mechanical energy, heat and sound, and their relations and conventions. VI. Credits: 3 units VII. Pre-Requisite: None VIII. Grading System Class standing 30% Ativities/Project 30% Major Exam 40% 100% IX.Time Allotment: 54 Hours X. Course Outline: I. Introduction 1. Nature of Physics 2. Role of Physics to society 3. Scientific Method 4. Measurement(SI units,Conversion) 5. Making Investigatory Project/Research/Improvised Materials II. Laboratory Apparatus, Safety Rules and Symbols 1. Laboratory Apparatus and their uses 2. Laboratory Safety Precautions 3. Laboratory Safety Symbols III. Energy 1. Work, Power,PE,KE 2. Forms of Energy 3. Electricity, Coulombs Law 4. Sources of Electricity IV. Radioactive,X-Rays and Laser 1. Three types of Radiation,Half life of Radioisotopes, Uses of Isotopes 2. Harmful effects of radioactivity

3. Kinds of laser, Uses of Lasers V. Heat and Thermodynamics 1. Heat 2. Sources of Heat 3. Heat and Temperature 4. Temperature scales 5. Thermal Expansion 6. Units of Heat 7. Specific Heat 8. Methods of Heat Transfer VI. Thermodynamics 1. Thermodynamics 2. First law of Thermodynamics 3. Second Law of Thermodynamics 4. Entropy VII. Electricity 1. Static Electricity 2. Electric Charge 3. Conductors and insulators 4. Semiconductors 5. Ohm's Law 6. Electric circuits VIII. Magnetism 1. Nature of Magnetism 2. Magnetic Poles 3. Magnetic Poles 4. Electromagnetism 5. Electromagnetic Induction IX. Waves 1. Wave Motion 2. Types of waves,Parts of waves, wave speed 3. Properties of waves 4. Standing waves X. Sound 1. Meaning of sound 2. Speed of sound 3. Characteristics of sound 4. Acoustic, resonance 5. Behavior of gases 6. Gas Laws Prepared by: Mr. Wilson P. Balangat Instructor Noted: Renato P. Ruba, Ph.D. Executive DEAN

RAMON MAGSAYSAY TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY Castillejos Campus, Castillejos, Zambales SYLLABUS IN PHYSICAL SCIENCE IX. Vision The Ramon Magsaysay Technological University shall be the learning and resource center for development of leaders and entrepreneurs responsive to appropriate and emerging advance technologies for suitable utilization of natural, indigenous and human resources for community centered within a dynamic and ever widening society. X. Mission The Ramon Magsaysay technological University shall primarily provide instruction, undertake research and extension and provide advance studies and progressive leadership in technology, agriculture, forestry, engineering, education, arts and sciences, humanities and other fields as maybe relevant to the development of the province. XI. Course Code XII. Course Title: Physical Science XIII. Course Description: Fundamental Concept of Chemistry and Physics XIV. Credits: 3 units XV.Pre-Requisite: None XVI. Grading System Class standing 30% Ativities/Project 30% Major Exam 40% 100% IX.Time Allotment: 54 Hours X. Course Outline: I. Introduction - Branches of Physical Science, Scientific Method - Early Science, Babylonians, Egyptians, Greek Science, Science in Alexandria, The dark age, Western Science, Modern Science II. Physical Measurements Metric system, Length, Volume, Area, Mass, Gram, Density, Temperature,Scientific Notation III. Force and Motion - Force, Classification of Force - Speed and velocity, Acceleration, Newtons Law of Motion, Force and weight IV. Matter - Properties of Matter, Kinds of matter, Molecules, atom,sub atomic particles V. Families of Elements and Some common Elements - Alkali metals, Alkaline metals, Noble gas, Metals, non-metals VI. Chemical Bonding - Ionic bonding, octet rule, covalent bond, hydrgen bonds VI. Gases, liquids, and solids - States of Matter, Kinetic molecular theory, Gas Laws VII. Frictions and Machines

- Friction, Coefficient of friction, Simple machines, Compound machines VIII. Energy - Work, PE, KE, Other forms of energy, Law of conservation of energy, Sources of energy. IX. Radioactive, X-Rays, and the Laser - Types of radiation, uses of radioisotopes, harmful effects of radiation,Uses of laser. X. Gravitation and magnetism - Magnets, Law of universal gravitation, magnetic poles XI. Light and Sound - Nature of light, Electromagnetic waves, properties of light XII. Solar System - Theories of the solar system, The planets and the dwarf planets XIII. Earth and its Motions - Shape of the earth, Rotation and revolution XIV. The Earths moon and minor members of the solar system - Phases of the moon ,tides, Space exploration XV. Parts of the Earth - Layers of the atmosphere, hydrosphere, lithosphere XVI. Weather and Climate - Elements of weather, Temperature, Typhoons XVII. Rocks, soil, and minerals - Kinds of rocks, minerals, and soil

Prepared by: Mr. Wilson P. Balangat Instructor Noted: Renato P. Ruba, Ph.D. Executive DEAN