Topic outline

  • General

    • Annonces Forum
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  • FICHE CONTACT

     CHARGÉ DE COURS :  HADJER SOUMIA BOUARFA      

     CONTACT:  Hadjer.hs@outlook.fr

    INTITULE DU COURS :  ANGLAIS 

    FILIERE/SPECIALITE : SCIECE DE LA MATIERE -L1

    LANGUE DU COURS :  ANGLAIS

    COEFFICIENT : 2

    VOLUME HORAIRE HEBDOMADAIRE : 1h Cours et  TD

     MODALITÉ D' ÉVALUATION: Sommative (Devoirs + Test Final )


    • OBJECTIVE COURS

      The general objective of teaching English aims for the students to be able to acquire, study and develop the   basic language  skills effectively . In addition,  to Develop their awareness  of the importance of English as a means of international communication.

      This  course involves  a number of   designed lectures  including reading and discussion of technical vocabulary. Besides,  practical  exercises  in English grammar in order to explore the educational  context in which English is taught and learned.

       Once the course is  delivered  the learner wil be able to:

      Acquire the necessary knowledge which is needed to communicate and use in the field of study

      Increase  the basic skills in English grammar

      Improve the reading speaking skills 


      • Topic 3

        • LESSON ONE

             



            • STATE OF MATTER File

                Matter  is made up of  particles. The way particles behave  defines the state of matter  . It is found in nature as solid , liquid  and gas.  



            • LESSON TWO

              • PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY File

                Both physics and chemistry deal with matter. Physics focuses on how matter moves and ineteract. However, chemistry studies the composition of matter at the atomic level

            • LESSON THREE

              • LABORATORY EQUIPMENT File

                Conducting experiments  using hazardous chemicals in the laboratory requires  mainly proper use and maintenance of equipment  including   having the  right attitute in order to avoid any possible accident . 

            • LESSON FOUR

            • Topic 8

            • LESSON 5

              • PICTOGRAMS File

                The toxic symbol is a pictogram  which is often found on chemical products is designed to alert danger and hazards users may be exposed to. the information on labels should be read carefully so that the right precaution is taken

            • LESSON 6

              • HAZARDOUS CHEMICALS File

                Various products used in the house and the working environment could be hazardous. Thus, users must comply with a regulation called the Control of Substances Harmful to Health or COSHH that informs  what the hazard of the product is, how it may affect and  the necessary precautions  should be  taken 

            • LESSON 7

              • ATOM File

                Atoms are the basic building blocks of matter. Anything that takes up space and anything with mass is made up of atoms. An atom is a particle of matter that uniquely defines a chemical element.  It consists of a central nucleus that is surrounded by one or more negatively charged electrons. The nucleus is positively charged and contains one or more relatively heavy particles known as protons and neutrons.

                Depending on their composition, the different chemical elements are represented and distinguished in the periodic table. Each of the elements has an atomic number and a mass number.


            • LESSON 8

              • ATOMS and IONS File

                The orerall charge of An atom  is Zero. Once it  gives up or receives electrons,  it becomes ion. Ions can be either positively charged or negatively charged. When an atom loses electrons it becomes  Cation. However, when it gains electron  from any other atom  it  becomes  anion.

                https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTYNXIwBacE


            • LESSON9

              • FORCE File

                Whenever there is an interaction between two objects, there is a force upon each of the objects. The concept of force is commonly explained in terms of Isaac Newton’s three laws of motion . Not to mention, forces can be classified into contact and non-contact forces.

                https://youtu.be/IJWEtCRWGvI?si=BuGVVPvN-RYdAAT-

                https://youtu.be/JGO_zDWmkvk?si=iTCGOioP5HC52nAR

                https://youtu.be/nR1kMuT03Wg?si=XDBqDQHaJr13Aj3h

                https://byjus.com/physics/force-push-and-pull/#non-contact-force

                https://youtu.be/WCPTKRaScgE?si=QQnQtiHk8QwTFy1s

            • LESSON 10