I three credits Principles of electronics and electronic instrumentation. Recommended for students with little or no prior experience in electronics. PHY 502 Graduate Laboratory II three credits Continuation of PHY 501. Introduction to experimentation in physics. Recommended for students with little prior experience in conducting experiments, especially those who wish to enter into experimental research projects.
Emphasis is on advanced topics and methods of data analysis.
The subject matter varies according tho the interests of the instructor and the students. I three credits Fundamentals of quantum mechanics. Schr dinger equation, operator techniques, angular momentum, central force motion, spin, matrix representations, and elementary perturbation theory are studied. I three credits Boundary value problems in electrostatics, Green's functions and eigenfunction expansions. Also examined are Maxwell's equations, momentum and energy of the electromagnetic field, radiation, multipole expansions, scattering, special relativity and Lagrangian formulation, radiation from moving charge, radiation reaction.