AS Physics

Look it up herpderp.

Mechanics will be there.
Can't really say more than that as each board is different.

Urmm. Mechanics. Sub-atomic particles. Circuits. Waves.

If it is AQA Physics A of course.

Going off topic, but what's the difference between the two? Why would another Physics course be taken?

What sort of topics are covered in AS Physics (AQA)?

inb4herpderpphysicsstuff

Physics B is more applied work. Physics in the real world if you will.

The board will be AQA...

Went on AQA website:


Mechanics, Materials & Waves:

Scalars and vector
Moments
Motion along a straight line
Projectile motion
Newton’s laws of motion
Work, energy and power
Conservation of energy
Bulk properties of solids
The Young Modulus
Progressive Waves
Longitudinal and Transverse Waves
Refraction at a plane surface
Superposition of waves, stationary waves
Interference
Diffraction

Particles, Quantum Phenomena & Electricity:

Constituents of the atom
Stable and unstable nuclei
Particles, antiparticles and photons
Particle interactions
Classification of particles
Quarks and antiquarks
The photoelectric effect
Collisions of electrons with atoms
Energy levels and photon emission
Wave-particle duality
Charge, current and potential difference
Current/voltage characteristics
Resistivity
Circuits
Potential divider
Electromotive force and internal resistance
Alternating currents
Oscilloscope


That's for physics A. It's unlikely you'll do physics B.

I'm assuming you get to choose what one you'd like to do?