Introduction to Physics

What is physics?

Physics is a branch of science that studies the natural world: energy and matter and how they are related. Physicists study the nature of the movement of electrons and rockets, the energy in light and sound waves, and in electrical circuits, and the composition of matter from the electron to the universe. The goal of studying it is to help you understand the physical world around you. Physicists work in many fields and professions; some work as researchers in universities and colleges or in factories and research centers. Others work in other fields related to physics, including astronomy, engineering, computer science, education, and pharmacy. Others use physics problem-solving skills in business, finance, and other fields. Physicists use mathematics as a language capable of expressing physical laws and phenomena in a clear and understandable way.

Personality traits of physics majors

List of specializations that can be joined

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