Natural Sciences

Knowledge of basic mathematical elements common to all five-year upper secondary school courses is necessary: ​​equivalences, proportions, powers, logarithms, exponential function, sine and cosine, elements of trigonometry, first and second degree equations, inequalities , systems of linear equations. Previous knowledge of: -) basic elements of vector algebra is recommended: concept of vector, components in a reference system, sum/difference of vectors, scalar and vector product. -) concept of derivative and integral, calculation of derivatives and integrals of elementary functions.

The exam will consist of a single oral test, lasting approximately 30 minutes. Three questions will be asked during the test. -) The first question will be dedicated to solving a simple Physics exercise on the topics of the course. In addition to the correctness of the result, the student's ability to correctly set the solution to the exercise, to schematize the physical system, and identify the laws and principles necessary for the solution will be evaluated. -) The other two questions will be asked to verify understanding of the theory relating to the topics covered in the course. Knowledge and understanding of the fundamental laws will be assessed, and where necessary the derivation of the laws starting from the hypotheses on the physical system in question.

The lessons are held in person and include theoretical explanations and the resolution of exercises.