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PHY-162 College Physics I, 4 cr.
Demonstrations, lectures, recitations and laboratory work
beginning a two semester sequence covering the subject.
Mechanics is primarily covered during the first semester.
Recommended for pre-medical, dental, pharmacy and for liberal
arts student interested in the sciences. Prerequisite: An
elementary understanding of algebra, trigonometry and geometry
from high school study.
(Formerly SC-184A)
PHY-172 College Physics II, 4 cr.
Continuation of PHY-162. Thermodynamics, electricity and
magnetism are covered in this semester. Lecture and laboratory.
Prerequisite: PHY-162.
(Formerly SC-185A)
PHY-212 Classical Physics I, 5 cr.
Demonstrations, lectures recitations and laboratory work
beginning a two-semester sequence covering the subject.
Mechanics is primarily covered in the first semester.
Recommended for those planning to major in engineering, physics,
chemistry and mathematics. Prerequisite: Concurrent enrollment
or previous course in calculus.
(Formerly SC-284A)
PHY-222 Classical Physics II, 5 cr.
Continuation of PHY-222. Thermodynamics and electricity and
magnetism are covered in this course. Lecture and laboratory.
(Formerly SC-285A)
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