Technology has become a very important part of our life and career and our graduates will face various choices in the use of technology and technology related decisions in their future career. In this course, a non-mathematical approach is used to teach students physics concepts and principles, which are of general relevance and enable the students to develop well-informed opinions and choices in their professional career and everyday life. Students are also expected to learn in the course thinking skills of a physicist, which are evidence-based, critical and based on the framework of physical principles. The course will be run in a combination of lectures and tutorials with examples drawn from our everyday experience and important technologies. The students is assessed through an examination with conceptual questions (may require some simple calculations). The students can practice the use of concepts and principles to analyse physics phenomena or problems in tutorials. These tutorial questions are good training of the analytical skills used by physicists.