The lecture includes the entire bachelor's basic course in physics, providing an overview of key physical knowledge about bodies, particles, fields and their interaction, with an emphasis on understanding the basic principles and methods of problem solving. The first part includes motions, mechanics of rigid bodies, oscillations and waves, molecular physics and thermodynamics, the second part is devoted to electrostatics, electromagnetic field, optics and finally basic information from atomic and nuclear physics.
Theoretical exercises in allowance 0-2 are thematically identical to the lecture and are focused on developing the ability to apply theoretical knowledge to specific problems, e.g. the computational examples and problems and the analysis of real applications of theoretical knowledge in security issues.