The Physics 1 Laboratory, established within the College of Applied Sciences, serves as a foundational lab. Its primary aim is to reinforce understanding of fundamental concepts and physical phenomena pertaining to motion, rest, and Newton's laws. Through analysis and experimentation, students gain insight into the basic variables influencing physical quantities associated with these topics. This laboratory is equipped with modern devices, tools, and experiments essential for conducting practical physics experiments.
With a laboratory capacity of 18 students, collaborative learning is fostered, allowing for the exchange of ideas and insights among peers. The laboratory serves as a dynamic space where students actively participate in the scientific process, applying theoretical knowledge to real-world scenarios and fostering a deeper appreciation for the principles of physics.