College Physics B is a compulsory public foundational course for undergraduate students majoring in science and engineering. The fundamental theories and methods taught in this course constitute an important part of students’ scientific literacy and are essential for scientists and engineering professionals.
In the context of New Engineering Education, the focus of the course is to build a teaching system that closely integrates theoretical knowledge with engineering practice, thereby providing strong support for the cultivation of interdisciplinary and innovative engineering talents.
The course aims to enable students to gradually master the approaches and methods used in physical research, develop the ability to construct physical models, and strengthen skills in qualitative analysis, estimation, and quantitative calculation. It also emphasizes cultivating students’ abilities for independent knowledge acquisition and linking theory with practical applications.
The course College Physics B, developed by the University Physics Teaching Team at Xihua University, has been recognized as a National First-Class Undergraduate Course. Starting from students’ cognitive characteristics, the course reconstructs knowledge in a systematic way, making it especially suitable for engineering students.