University Physics. Middle Volume

Author: Wu Baishi, Editor-in-Chief
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Publishing Date: 2004-12-01
Features: This book is a national-level planning textbook for the "Fifteenth Five-Year Plan" of general higher education, summarizing the teaching experience of Professor Wu Baishi and participating schools over decades in university physics courses. Based on the requirements for talent cultivation in the context of popular education, the book is tailored to the current needs of students. It introduces reforms in teaching content, although the overall structure remains largely unchanged, there are innovations in content selection, teaching arrangements, and instructional methods. Considering the characteristics of engineering student training, the book pays great attention to the connection between physics and practical applications, especially with engineering practice and cutting-edge technology. The selection of examples and exercises is designed to reflect engineering and technological achievements as much as possible. The book is published in three volumes: Volume 1 covers mechanics and thermodynamics, Volume 2 covers electromagnetism, and Volume 3 includes wave physics, optics, and modern physics. Accompanying the book are supplementary materials such as solution manuals and electronic teaching plans. This series of books can be used as textbooks or reference materials for university physics courses in engineering disciplines at higher education institutions, and is also suitable for social readers from other disciplines.