Course Descriptions

The physics curriculum is designed to develop a strong foundation in classical and modern physics, which will serve as a basis for future specialization, for additional study at the graduate level, and for design and development work in industrial laboratories. The curriculum emphasizes basic physical concepts, and includes extensive work in mathematics and related areas.

PH 325 - Advanced Physics Laboratory I

Credit Hours: 2R-6L-4C
Term Available: S
Prerequisites: PH 255 - Foundations of Modern Physics or PH 265 - Fundamentals of Nuclear Physics & Radiation
Corequisites: None

Introduction to the methods of experimental physics; topics may include error analysis, component fabrication, transducers, ac circuits, operational amplifiers, electrical signal conditioning, and automated data acquisition.