1. Describe observed physical phenomena in clear language.
2. Acquire the verbal "vocabulary" of physics for describing physical
phenomena, including
the use of appropriate units.
3. Develop the art of reasonable approximation.
4. Develop skills for acquiring and interpreting laboratory data.
5. Develop skills in interpreting graphical representations of data.
6. Distinguish between observation and inference.
7. Acquire an understanding of and the ability to interpret and apply the
mathematical representation
of physical phenomena.
8. Acquire skills needed to solve physics problems at an appropriate level.
9. Become skilled in the use of calculators and computers as aids in
interpreting data and
solving problems.
10. Recognize physics principles behind everyday phenomena and phenomena
which occur in one’s own
professional
experience.