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Welcome to my website! I have taught various branches of physics such as nuclear physics, atomic physics, electromagnetism, classical mechanics, electrostatics, analog, digital electronics, etc.
I have also taught Computer science, C, C++, Java, 'advanced' Java, Python, C# and many other subjects of computer science and IT such as computer graphics, computational mathematics, computer networks, programming, operating systems, data structures, financial applications of Excel, scientific applications of spreadsheets, etc.
I am the author of books on computers University of Mumbai.
My special interest in writing is in writing on physics, competitive exams in physics, programming, electronics, and computer science.
I am passionate about science, technology, and education. Through this site I am sharing my thoughts on learning and teaching physics, computer science and also, occasionally, mathematics and statistics. I am sharing ideas on how to study (or learn, although both these words are not synonymous) physics, experimental techniques in physics, how to make notes on physics, computer science, mathematics and statistics This information should be of interest to all students of physics at all levels, K-12, IGCSE, IB, AS/A levels), HSC, and undergraduate levels of science and other equivalent exams.
At this time, I engross myself by learning the, almost mysterious, subjects of data science, artificial intelligence and machine learning, particle physics, and trying to understand the fundamentals of astrophysics.
I am happy to share my thoughts and will appreciate any feedback. Come on board, and let’s see how we can make this planet a better place!
Mukesh Tekwani
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Zoom the Right Way
After almost 2 years of using Zoom I realize that I must use the following strategies for online teaching: 1) Hide your own view of the camera. You don’t have to see yourself on the screen, the other participants have… Read More ›
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Cyber Crime: Protection Tips for Individuals and Businesses
Cyber crime encompasses illegal activities performed through computers or the Internet, often characterized by low risks and high returns for perpetrators. Key issues include various crimes against individuals, property, and governments. Challenges in addressing these crimes include evolving technologies, limited security expertise, and persistent new threats. Public awareness and education are crucial for prevention.
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How to Keep Your Academic Records Safe and Organized
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What do Physicists Really Do?
What is common between a management consultant, a musician, a psychiatrist, an oceanographer, a theologian, a teacher, a baker, software professional, predictive analyst, a writer, a philosopher….? “Hidden Physicists” are people with a physics background, but without a typical physics… Read More ›
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Why is Physics So Hard?
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Which Programming Language Should I Learn First ?
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“THINGS ARE BETTER THAN YOU THINK” – FACTFULNESS – Book Review
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Google Offers Free Online Course on Machine Learning
15 hours, in the company of Google researchers, with real-world case studies, with 30+ exercises. A course in Machine Learning with TensorFlow APIs. A FREE course from Google. Now, what more do you ask for? Google is offering a fast-paced,… Read More ›
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Question Asked by a Teacher – Should I go for teaching online if I am not getting offline teaching jobs? But I don’t have experience of online teaching.
I don’t think that’s proper. The difference between online teaching and offline teaching (classroom teaching in a college / school) is the difference between gully cricket and Test cricket, it is the difference between cinema and theatre, …. You get… Read More ›
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How to Convert Celsius to Fahrenheit and Fahrenheit to Celsius Easily
The content discusses converting temperatures from Celsius to Fahrenheit using the formula °F = (°C × 9/5) + 32. It also presents a simpler approximation method, where doubling the Celsius temperature and adding 30 yields a close result. Accuracy varies, with minimal error between 0°C and 30°C, but less reliable at higher temperatures. The reverse process from Fahrenheit to Celsius is also simplified.
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Physics Presentations
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Is IIT The Only Option for Engineering Education?
The IIT JEE Main and Advanced entrance exams are conducted by the National Testing Agency (NTA). Students appearing for these exams are eligible for admissions to premier engineering institutions in India like the IITs, NITs and IIITs (Indian Institutes of… Read More ›
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Ethics of AI
“Humanity is on the verge of digital slavery at the hands of AI and biometric technologies. One way to prevent that is to develop inbuilt modules of deep feelings of love and compassion in the learning algorithms.” ― Amit Ray,… Read More ›
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Little Steps Matter
Length of one step while walking is approximately 2 feet or 60 cms. So every step you walk, you cover a distance of 60 cm. Now, this is easy to remember. You know that a First Class in an exam… Read More ›
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CAUTION – Covid Is Airborne!
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Why is online assessment more than moving offline tests to computers?
This question was asked on Quora. This is an extremely important question. This is also the one question that is ignored by education administrators and parents/students. So why is online assessment more than moving offline tests to computers? First, is… Read More ›
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2020- 21 HSC Board (Maharashtra) – Question Bank and Prelim Exam Question Papers
For the latest question bank of 2021-22, please follow this new link: The State Council of Educational Research and Training (SCERT), Maharashtra has released the Question Bank for Class 12 Board Exam for HSC (Maharashtra State Board) PHYSICS FOR 2021… Read More ›
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What one fool can do, another can
Let that headline not offend you. This is from a book. A book titled “Calculus Made Easy” on “Differential Calculus and The Integral Calculus”, by Silvanus P. Thompson, F. R. S. (Fellow of the Royal Society). This was published in… Read More ›
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The TCP/IP Protocol
What is TCP / IP? TCP – Transmission Control Protocol IP – Internetwork Protocol TCP/IP refers to a collection of protocols The name TCP/IP is misleading because TCP and IP are only two of the many protocols in this collection… Read More ›
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OSI Model: A Complete Overview of Its Layers and Functions
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Data Communications Protocols: Everything You Need to Know (Part 1)
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Are C and C++ Important?











