Basic Science

This course delves into key concepts of energy and its applications, focusing on thermal energy, light energy, and crude oil with petrochemicals, providing students with a well-rounded understanding of energy sources and their impact on everyday life.

The term begins with an exploration of thermal energy, covering its principles, sources, and applications. Students will learn about heat transfer processes such as conduction, convection, and radiation, as well as the role of thermal energy in various systems and its practical uses in technology and industries.

The next phase focuses on light energy, examining its properties, behavior, and practical applications. Topics include reflection, refraction, and the role of light in technologies such as optics and imaging. Students will also explore the importance of light energy in natural and artificial systems.

The term concludes with a comprehensive study of crude oil and petrochemicals, discussing the extraction, refining processes, and the wide range of products derived from them. Students will learn about the environmental and economic implications of crude oil usage, as well as the importance of sustainable practices in the petrochemical industry. This course equips students with insights into energy science and its relevance to modern society.