| Physics Class Homepages |
| Physics 6 |
Physics 6 is the first semester of a two
semester, non-calculus physics sequence (Physics
6 & 7). The course content is kinematics,
dynamics, wave motion, materials and
thermodynamics. Offered in each semester. This
is recommended for non-physical science majors
who do NOT need a calculus-based physics course.
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| Physics 14 | Conceptual Physics with lab. This is a FUN class! There is no math prerequisite, and we cover topics in a way that makes relevant connections to your life. If you DON'T see the connections you will be immediately (and often) encouraged to help me MAKE those connections. |
| Physics 21 |
Physics 21 is the first semester of a
three semester, calculus-based physics sequence
(Physics 21, 22 & 23). The course content is
kinematics, dynamics, and materials. Offered
each semester. This is recommended for
engineering and physical science majors.
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| Physics 22 |
Physics 22 is the second semester of a
three semester, calculus-based physics sequence
(Physics 21, 22 & 23). The course content is
electricity and magnetism. Offered each
semester. This is recommended for engineering
and physical science majors. |
| Physics 7 | Physics 7 is the second semester of a two semester, algebra/trig-based physics sequence (Physics 6 & 7). The course content is electricity and magnetism, optics, and modern physics. Offered each Spring semester. This is recommended for non-physical science majors who do NOT need a calculus-based physics course. |
| Physics 8 |
Physics 8 is the first semester of a two
semester, calculus-based physics sequence
(Physics 8 & 9). The course content is
kinematics, dynamics, wave motion, materials and
thermodynamics. Offered each Fall semester. This
is recommended for non-physical science majors
who DO need a calculus-based physics course.
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| Physics 9 |
Physics 9 is the second semester of a two semester, calculus-based physics
sequence (Physics 8 & 9). The course content is electricity and magnetism,
optics, and modern physics. Offered each Spring semester. This is recommended
for non-physical science majors who DO need a calculus-based physics course. |
| Astronomy 1A | Astronomy 1A is a survey course in stellar astronomy looking at topics such as night sky motion of the stars and planets, the Sun, stellar evolution, galaxies and cosmology. |
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Phone: 310-434-3182 Send email to morse_peter@smc.edu |
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