E-Learning Guelma

Ces séries de Travaux dirigés sont destinés aux étudiants de première année

This course is designed to teach students how to program using a high-level language, such as FORTRAN, Pascal, or C. Throughout the learning process, the fundamental concept of algorithms will be naturally integrated.

These practical sessions introduce key concepts in basic mechanics. Students first learn how to evaluate measurement uncertainties. They then perform experiments on free fall, circular motion, and the simple pendulum to study fundamental laws of motion. Finally, the inclined-plane experiment, with and without friction, helps illustrate force decomposition and Newton’s second law. Together, these activities reinforce theoretical concepts through hands-on measurement and data analysis.

This first Analysis I course is primarily dedicated to standardizing students' knowledge upon entering university. The initial new concepts are taught progressively to guide students towards more advanced mathematics. The concepts covered in this course are fundamental and among the most widely used in the fields of Science and Technology.