Limited to physics students who have previously been involved in research activities. Any student planning to register for this course must confer with the instructor prior to registration. May be repeated for credit. Provides insight into the modern technological world. Material is drawn from physics, astronomy, and chemistry with extensive use of videotapes, films, and field trips.
Laboratory expands upon ideas developed in class.
A broad quantitative background in basic physics appropriate for students in biology, geography, prephysical therapy, speech pathology, and nursing. Fall Term, Summer Term. Elementary Physics II A continuation of PHY 111. Electricity, magnetism, light, optics, and elementary modern physics with related laboratory experiments. Spring Term, Summer Term.