PHY-241 |
General Physics I |
Principles of classical mechanics for science and mathematics majors . Topics include description of motion ( kinematics ), force and momentum , work and energy , energy and momentum conservation , rotational motion of rigid bodies , and simple harmonic motion . Mathematical level requires a working knowledge of differential and integral calculus . 3 lecture hours and 1 recitation hour . Offered in the fall semester . |
PHY-241L |
General Physics I |
Laboratory investigations of classical mechanics , including motion and force . Collection of raw data and its analysis via graphs are stressed . Subject matter is drawn from the concurrent lecture course . 3 laboratory hours . Offered in the fall semester . |
PHY-241R |
General Physics I |
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PHY-242 |
General Physics II |
Continuation of PHY 241 . Topics include thermodynamics , mechanical waves , sound , electrostatics , electrical circuits , electromagnetism , geometrical optics , atomic and nuclear structure , radioactivity and topics in modern physics . 3 lecture hours and 1 recitation hour . Offered in the spring semester . |
PHY-242L |
General Physics II |
Continuation of PHY 241L . Laboratory investigations |
focused upon topics covered in the concurrent lecture |
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course , including thermodynamics , mechanical waves , |
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sound , electrical circuits , electromagnetism , atomic |
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structure , and radioactivity . 3 laboratory hours . Offered |
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in the spring semester . |
PHY-242R |
General Physics II |
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PHY-299 |
Selected Topics in Physics |
A study of a specialized subject area which may vary based on student / faculty interest . For non- major students only . The topic , course structure and instructor will be announced prior to pre- registration . |