Physics Courses

Courses

Physics (PHYS) courses satisfy Area 4 of the Breadth of Study Requirements.

• PHYS003 PO - The Physics of Music
• PHYS009 PO - Peer Mentoring and Instruction in STEM
• PHYS010 PO - Questioning Physics
• PHYS016 PO - The Art and Science of Optics
• PHYS017 PO - Physics in Society: A Critical Analysis of Energy Policies
• PHYS041 PO - General Physics with Laboratory
• PHYS042 PO - General Physics with Laboratory
• PHYS050 PO - Robotics with a Purpose (CP)
• PHYS070 PO - Spacetime, Quanta and Entropy with Laboratory
• PHYS071 PO - Introductory Classical Mechanics
• PHYS072 PO - Introductory Electricity and Magnetism
• PHYS089A PO - Big Ideas in Modern Physics
• PHYS089B PO - Introductory Electricity and Magnetism with Lab
• PHYS089C PO - Introductory Classical Mechanics with Lab
• PHYS101 PO - Foundations of Modern Physics with Laboratory
• PHYS125 PO - Mechanics
• PHYS128 PO - Electronics with Laboratory (CP)
• PHYS142 PO - Electricity and Magnetism
• PHYS155 PO - Experimental Optics
• PHYS160 PO - Introduction to General Relativity
• PHYS165 PO - Introduction to Physical Hydrodynamics
• PHYS170 PO - Quantum Mechanics
• PHYS171 PO - Topics in Applied Physics
• PHYS174 PO - Contemporary Experimental Physics
• PHYS175 PO - Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics
• PHYS176 PO - Elementary Particle Physics
• PHYS139 PO - Mathematical Methods of Physics
• PHYS185 PO - Introduction to Materials Science
• PHYS190 PO - Senior Seminar
• PHYS191E PO - Senior Thesis (Experimental)
• PHYS191L PO - Senior Thesis (Library)
• PHYS193 PO - Senior Comprehensive Examination
• PHYS199DRPO - Physics: Directed Readings
• PHYS199IRPO - Physics: Independent Research
• PHYS199RAPO - Physics: Research Assistantship