Physics 208 is identical to Physics 206 except the laboratory is excluded. This is intended for students who have previously acquired credit for the general physics laboratory by having completed course 106 or who have the equivalent laboratory experience. An introduction to the basic concepts in astronomy. Use of the telescope and exercises in uranography are stressed. Theory and application of Newtonian mechanics using vector calculus methods.
Problem solving is emphasized.
Alternating current circuit theory utilizing both methods of phasors and complex numbers. Problem solving is emphasized. Circuits for rectification, amplification, signal generation, and logic function will be included. Electrostatic and magnetostatic fields in free space and in material media, and the formulation of Maxwell's equations are included. Physics of the 20th century.