Designed for the student who is not majoring in a science or engineering field, but who needs to fulfill a laboratory science requirement. Not open to those who have any college credit in chemistry or physics. None 3 Lect 3 Lab Study of the earth's physical, structural and chemical features with emphasis on the mid-continent region and Kansas. This course will study the laws of motion and mechanics. Energy, gravity, friction, and the concept of an inertial reference frame will be presented.
Experiments give training in laboratory techniques.
I with the study of mechanical waves, sound, thermodynamics, electricity and magnetism, and some modern physics as time permits. This course will study the laws of motion and mechanics. Energy, gravity, and friction, and the concept of an inertial reference frame will be presented. I is strongly recommended before enrollment in this course. The topics covered are the same as College Physics II 1932.