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Year 13 Physics
Year 13 Physics
By taking Year 13 Physics, you are preparing yourself for a future that values scientific inquiry, innovation, and problem-solving skills essential for addressing global challenges and advancing technology. Whether you aim to pursue higher education, conduct research, or contribute to industry advancements, this course provides valuable knowledge and experiences that will prepare you for a fulfilling career in the physical sciences. Join us in Year 13 Physics and embark on a journey of discovery and exploration into the fascinating world of physics!
course outline
course outline
The main topics covered in this course are
Rotational and Translational Motion
AC and DC Circuits
Atoms and Radioactivity
There is an emphasis on applying concepts to real world situations with a focus on investigative skills.
Where does it lead?
Where does it lead?
To University study - Science, Medicine and Engineering degrees. Physics is a prerequisite for Engineering, Optometry and Architecture, and may be taken for Medicine, Food Technology etc. It also gives exemptions in many Polytechnic courses at Trade and New Zealand Certificate levels.
possible careers
possible careers
Studying Year 12 Physics can lead to a variety of career opportunities. Some potential paths include:
Physicist
Engineer (Mechanical, Electrical, Aerospace, etc.)
Research Scientist
Meteorologist
Data Scientist
Science Educator or Academic Researcher
Telecommunications Specialist
Environmental Consultant
Renewable Energy Specialist
pre-requisites
pre-requisites
At least 14 credits from Level 2 Physics Achievement Standards. Students not meeting these criteria please speak with Mr Land.
course costs
course costs
Approximately $25 for a Work Book, students will be notified at the start of the year.
Assessment
Assessment
INTERNAL CREDITS
INTERNAL CREDITS
7
EXTERNAL CREDITS
EXTERNAL CREDITS
12
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