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Pedagogical Integration As The Method Of Constructing Cross-Curriculum Modules Of Training Courses

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Topics of the physics course Topics of the computer science course Cross-curriculum module
Methods of cognition in physics. Observation, experimentation, and modeling. Modeling as a method of cognition. Sign models Modeling in physics.
Material point.The reference system. Displacement.Uniform linear motion. Uniformly accelerated motion. Graphical information models Graphical information models of mechanical motion.
Inertial reference frames. Newton's laws. Forces in mechanics. Movement under the influence of gravity, elasticity, friction. Tabular information models.Database as a model of the domain. Database management system. The domain model "Dynamics".
The laws of conservation of momentum and energy. Solving tasks on computer Solving problems on the laws of conservation of momentum and energy on computer.
Oscillatory motion. Free and forced oscillations. Harmonic oscillations. Forced oscillations. Resonance. Waves. Longitudinal and transverse waves. Length and velocity of the wave. Sound waves One-dimensional arrays of integers. Designing algorithms. Recording of auxiliary algorithms. Management algorithms.Electronic tables. Spreadsheet calculations Creation of algorithms and spreadsheets of oscillatory motion.
Electromagnetic field. Magnetic field and its graphic representation. Magnetic induction. Direct current magnetic field and current flow. Right-hand rule. Ampère's force. Magnetic flux Electromagnetic induction. Faraday's law. Alternating electric current. Electromagnetic field. Electromagnetic waves. Means of data analysis and visualization Means of analysis and visualization of electromagnetic field.
The structure of the atom and the atomic nucleus. Radioactivity. Models of atoms. Geiger–Marsden experiment. Radioactive transformations of atomic nuclei. Experimental methods for studying elementary particles. Composition of the atomic nucleus. Nuclear forces. Bond energy. Fission of uranium nuclei. Nuclear reactor. Thermonuclear reactions. Local and global computer networksWorld Computer Network InternetInformation resources and services Creation of the Web site Creation of the layout of the Web site on the topic "Atomic and nuclear physics".
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