To get most of the lectures you should read the material ahead of time. The following list contains ppt version of the lectures:

1. Introduction
   Coordinate systems. Scalars and vectors. Basic mathematics used in physics. SI units.
   1_Introduction


2. Kinematics
   Kinematics of mass points. Straight-line and curved_line motion. Speed, velocity, acceleration.
   Motion in 2D and 3D space. Relative motion
   2_Kinematics


3. Dynamics_I
   Kinematics of mass points. Straight-line and curved_line motion. Speed, velocity, acceleration.
   Motion in 2D and 3D space. Relative motion
   3_Dynamics_I


4. Dynamics_II
   Kinematics of mass points. Straight-line and curved_line motion. Speed, velocity, acceleration.
   Motion in 2D and 3D space. Relative motion
   4_Dynamics_II


5. Gravitation
   Kepler's Laws. Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation. G. Field General / Near the Earth's Surface. Planetary Motion.
   Conservative Fields. Potential Energy and Potential. The Relation of Intensity and Potential.
   5_Gravitation


6. Elasticity
   Introduction. Atomic hypotheses. Long range forces between atoms and molecules.
   Introduction into elasticity and fracture. Stress. Strain. Stress/strain diagram.
   Hook's law. Perpendicular deformation, Poisson's constant.
   Tensors of stress and strain.
   6_Elasticity


7. Fluids
   Introduction into mechanics of fluids. Hydrostatics (fluids at rest). Pascal's principle.
   Buoyancy and Archimedes' law.
   Hydrodynamics (fluids in motion). Conservation laws. Equation of continuity. Conservation of momentum.
   Bernoulli's law. Bernoulli's principle – hydrodynamic paradox.
   Newton fluids – viscosity.
   7_Fluids


8. Oscillations and Waves
   Oscillations: general, periodic, harmonic, damped, un-damped.
   Harmonic oscillations: equation of motion and its solutions.
   Time dependence of displacement, speed, acceleration, potential and kinetic energy.
   Adding oscillations, damped and forced oscillations.
   Waves – general and harmonic waves: Description, periodicity in space and time.
   Transport of energy. Standing waves. Interference. Doppler's effect.
   8_Oscillations_Waves


9. Thermophysics
   Introduction into thermal physics - heat and temperature Thermic and Thermodynamics Units of temperature Thermal expansion of solids, liquids and gases Thermal expansion and expansibility of gases Absolute temperature scale Measurements of temperature Calorimetry – heat capacity, specific and heat Heat conduction Principles of thermodynamics.
   9_Thermophysics


10. Electrostatics_I
    Electric Charge and its Properties Coulomb’s Law Electric Field and Electric Intensity The Gauss’ Law The Electric Flux The Charge Density Using Gauss Law Conservative Fields The Existence of the Electric Potential Relations of the Potential and Intensity The Gradient Electric Field Lines and Equipotential Surfaces. Motion of Charged Particles in Electrostatic Fields.
    10_Electrostatics_I


11. Electrostatics_II
    Electric Charge and Field in Conductors The Field of the Electric Dipole Behavior of E. D. in External Electric Field Examples of Some Important Fields An Example of Storing a Charge C * U = Q : Capacity * Voltage = Charge Capacitors in Series and in Parallel. Electric Energy Storage. Inserting a Conductor into a Capacitor. Inserting a Dielectric into a Capacitor. Microscopic Description of Dielectrics Concluding Remarks to Electrostatics.
    11_Electrostatics_II


12. Electrokinetics
    Electric currents are moving charges or electric fields changing in time.
    Power Sources. Transfer of Charge, Energy and Power.
    The Ohm’s Law. Resistance and Resistors, Resistors in Series and Parallel, Resistor Networks
    General Topology of Circuits. Kirchhoff’s Laws – their physical meaning and use.
    The superposition principle. The Use of the Loop Currents Method.
    Real Power Sources. DC Voltmeters and Ammeters – Building and Use. Wheatstone Bridge.
    Charging Accumulators (batteries).
    The Resistivity and Conductivity – Conductors, Semiconductors and Insulators. The Speed of Moving Charges.
    Introduction into the Classical Theory of Conductivity. The Ohm’s Law in Differential Form.
    The Temperature Dependence of Resistivity. The Thermocouple.
    12_Electrokinetics


13. Magnetism
    Introduction into magnetism. Permanent magnets and magnetic fields. Electric currents produce magnetic fields.
    Forces on electric currents or moving charges in magnetic field.
    Biot-Savart law. Ampere's law. Magnetic dipoles.
    Calculations of some special magnetic fields generated by: solenoid, toroid, thick wire with electric current.
    13_Magnetism


14. Electromagnetism
    Introduction into electro-magnetism. Faraday's and Lenz' laws. Counter-torque. EMF. Eddy currents.
    Self and mutual inductance. Energy and energy density of magnetic filed.
    RD, RL and RLC circuits. Oscilations.
    14_Electromagnetism


15. Optics
    From Maxwell equations to electromagnetic waves. Introduction into optics.
    Geometrical optics, its margins and fundamentals.
    Ideal optical system. Fermat's principle. Optical instruments based on refraction and reflection.
    15_Optics


16. Modern_Physics
    Particle properties of waves: Black body radiation. Photoelectric effect. Compton scattering.
    Wave properties of particles: DeBroglie's waves. Electron diffraction.
    The early models of atoms: The Bohr model. X-rays. Lasers.
    16_Modern_Physics

Note that the lectures on-line are not self-explaining. They contain no figures nor deeper explanation! Note that the lectures are "upgraded" also backwards, so you can get better versions even of the first lectures now.

Some things still need to be brushed up.