CRN |
93204 |
Distribution |
E/G |
Course
No. |
PHYS 101 Q course |
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Title |
Introduction
to Physics |
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Professor |
Matthew Deady |
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Schedule |
Mon Wed Fr 8:30 am -
9:50 am HEG 106 Lab: Mon 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm HEG 107 OR: Tu
3:00 pm - 5:00 pm HEG 107 |
A calculus-based survey of Physics. This first semester covers topics in
mechanics, heat and thermodynamics, and wave motion. The course stresses ideas--the unifying principles and
characteristic models of physics. Labs
develop the crucial ability to elicit understanding of the physical world.
Corequisite: Math 111.
CRN |
93205 |
Distribution |
E |
Course
No. |
PHYS 321 Q course |
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Title |
Modern
Physics |
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Professor |
Peter Skiff |
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Schedule |
Wed Fr 10:30 am - 12:00 pm ROSE 108 |
A topical course in the development of modern
physics from the theory of relativity to quantum mechanics. Relativity,
photoelectric effect, X‑ray production and scattering, nuclear transmutation,
alpha and beta radiation processes, particles and quasiparticles.
Prerequisites:
Physics 101‑102, Mathematics 111 & 114.
CRN |
93206 |
Distribution |
E |
Course
No. |
PHYS 323 Q course |
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Title |
Methods
of Theoretical Physics |
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Professor |
Matthew Deady |
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Schedule |
Fr 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm HEG
106 |
2
credits Mathematical
and theoretical methods will be developed to use in advanced physics courses.
Fourier series, vector calculus, power series, and other techniques will be
used in constructing mathematical models for solving scientific problems.