Conceptual Physics may wholly, or in part, serve as an introduction to the full-year physics course. This course may be taken as a continuation of Conceptual Physics A or as a separate course. Topics covered include properties of matter, elementary atomic physics, and relativity. Conceptual Physics A is not a prerequisite. This course may be taken as a continuation of either Conceptual Physics A or B or as a separate course.
Topics covered include wave theory, sound, optics, light, and electromagnetics.
Conceptual Physics A or B are not prerequisites. This course is the equivalent of a one-semester, introductory college course in environmental science, and is suitable for students interested in a career in this field or in fulfulling a basic college requirement for a laboratory science. The course goals are to provide students with the scientific principles required to analyze environmental problems, such as air and water pollution, population growth and food resource management. The focus of this course will be to evaluate the risks associated with these problems and examine solutions for resolving them. Chemistry All term electives in science listed below are available only to juniors, seniors and postgraduates.