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1. Measurements and their errors
2. Particles and radiation
3. Waves
5. Electricity
6. Further mechanics and thermal physics
7. Fields and their consequences
Options (choose only one)
9. Astrophysics
10. Medical Physics
11. Engineering physics
13. Electronics
1. Working as a physicist
2. Mechanics
3. Electric circuits
4. Materials
5. Waves and Particle Nature of Light
6. further mechanics
7. Electric and Magnetic Fields
8. Nuclear and particles physics
9. Thermodynamics
10. Space
11. Nuclear Radiation
12. Gravitational Fields
13. Oscillations
1. Development of practical skills in physics
1.1 Practical skills assessed in a written examination
1.2 Practical skills assessed in the practical endorsement
2. Foundations of physics
2.1 Physical quantities and units
2.2 Making measurements and analysing data
2.3 Nature of quantities Module
3. Forces and motion
3.1 Motion
3.2 Forces in action
3.3 Work, energy and power
3.4 Materials
3.5 Newton’s laws of motion and momentum
4. Electrons, waves and photons
4.1 Charge and current
4.2 Energy, power and resistance
4.3 Electrical circuits
4.4 Waves
4.5 Quantum physics
5. Newtonian world and astrophysics
5.1 Thermal physics 5.2 Circular motion
5.3 Oscillations
5.4 Gravitational fields
5.5 Astrophysics and cosmology
6. Particles and medical physics
6.1 Capacitors
6.2 Electric fields
6.3 Electromagnetism
6.4 Nuclear and particle physics
6.5 Medical imaging
1. Development of practical skills in physics
1.1 Practical skills assessed in a written examination
1.2 Practical skills assessed in the practical endorsement
2. Fundamental data analysis
3. Physics in action
3.1.1 Imaging and signalling
3.1.2 Sensing
3.2 Mechanical properties of materials
4. Understanding processes
4.1 Waves and quantum behaviour
4.2 Space, time and motion
5. Rise and fall of the clockwork universe
5.1.1 Creating models
5.1.2 Out into space
5.1.3 Our place in the universe 5.2.1 Matter: very simple
5.2.2 Matter: hot or cold
6. Field and particle physics
6.1.1 Electromagnetism
6.1.2 Charge and field
6.2.1 Probing deep into matter
6.2.2 Ionising radiation and risk
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Paper 3B (A-Astrophysics) (A-level): Examiner report June 2018
Paper 3B (A-Astrophysics) (A-level): Question paper June 2018
Paper 3B (C-Engineering) (A-level): Examiner report June 2018
Paper 3B (C-Engineering) (A-level): Question paper June 2018
Paper 3B (D-Turning points) (A-level): Examiner report June 2018
Paper 3B (D-Turning points) (A-level): Mark scheme June 2018
Paper 3B (D-Turning points) (A-level): Question paper June 2018
Paper 3B (E-Electronics) (A-level): Examiner report June 2018
Paper 3B (E-Electronics) (A-level): Question paper June 2018
Paper 3B (A-Astrophysics) (A-level): Examiner report June 2017
Paper 3B (A-Astrophysics) (A-level): Question paper June 2017
Paper 3B (C-Engineering) (A-level): Examiner report June 2017
Paper 3B (C-Engineering) (A-level): Question paper June 2017
Paper 3B (D-Turning points) (A-level): Examiner report June 2017
Paper 3B (D-Turning points) (A-level): Mark scheme June 2017
Paper 3B (D-Turning points) (A-level): Question paper June 2017
Paper 3B (E-Electronics) (A-level): Examiner report June 2017
Paper 3B (E-Electronics) (A-level): Question paper June 2017
Paper 3B (A - Astrophysics) (A-level): Specimen question paper
Paper 3B (C - Engineering) (A-level): Specimen question paper
Paper 3B (D - Turning points) (A-level): Specimen mark scheme
Paper 3B (D - Turning points) (A-level): Specimen question paper
Paper 3B (E - Electronics) (A-level): Specimen question paper
Question paper - AS Paper 1 - Core Physics
Question paper - A Level Paper 1 - Advanced Physics
Mark scheme - AS Paper 1 - Core Physics
Mark scheme - A Level Paper 1 - Advanced Physics
Examiner report - AS Paper 1 - Core Physics
Examiner report - A Level Paper 1 - Advanced Physics
Question paper - AS Paper 2 - Core Physics
Question paper - A Level Paper 2 - Advanced Physics
Mark scheme - AS Paper 2 - Core Physics
Mark scheme - A Level Paper 2 - Advanced Physics
Examiner report - AS Paper 2 - Core Physics
Examiner report - A Level Paper 2 - Advanced Physics
Question paper - A Level Paper 3 - Principles in Physics
Mark scheme - A Level Paper 3 - Principles in Physics
Examiner report - A Level Paper 3 - Principles in Physics
AS Paper 1 - Question paper - Core Physics
A level Paper 1 - Question paper - Advanced Physics
AS Paper 1 - Mark scheme - Core Physics
A level Paper 1 - Mark scheme - Advanced Physics
Examiner report - Paper 1 - Advanced Physics
Examiner report - Paper 1 - Core Physics
AS Paper 2 - Question paper - Core Physics
A level Paper 2 - Question paper - Advanced Physics
AS Paper 2 - Mark scheme - Core Physics
A level Paper 2 - Mark scheme - Advanced Physics
Examiner report - Paper 2 - Advanced Physics
Examiner report - Paper 2 - Core Physics
A level Paper 3 - Question paper - General and Practical Principles in Physics
A level Paper 3 - Mark scheme - General and Practical Principles in Physics
Examiner report - Paper 3 - General and Practical Principles in Physics
Question paper - Paper 1 - Core Physics
Mark scheme - Paper 1 - Core Physics
Question paper - Paper 2 - Core Physics