This course along with Physics 751 covers the Dirac equation and elementary mass renormalization, the propagator theory, second quantization, the quantization of the electromagnetic field, Feynman graphs, calculations in quantum electrodynamics and quantum chromodynamics, gauge theories, models of electromagnetic, weak, and strong interactions. This course provides studies in physics under staff guidance. This course is graduate level research in selected areas of physics. The amount of credit will be determined before the beginning of the course. For inservice teachers.
Course covers fundamentals of astronomy and earth science.
Full descriptive title, syllabus and the amount of credit will have received departmental approval before scheduling. For inservice teachers. Lecture and integrated lab study of the fundamental principles of mechanics, thermodynamics, wave motion, electricity and magnetism, optics and modern physics. Full descriptive title, syllabus and the amount of credit will have received departmental approval before scheduling. A continuation of PHYS 706.