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General Education courses are marked with an asterisk (*).
Astronomy - ASTR *1101 The Solar System *1102 Stellar Astronomy *1108 Astronomy Laboratory *1109 Astronomy Laboratory 2001 Current Topics in Astronomy and Astrophysics 4221,4222 Introductory Astrophysics 4261 Modern Observational Techniques 4750 Special Topics in Observational Astronomy 4997 Problems in Astronomy 6101 Astronomy for Teachers 6108 Astronomy Laboratory for Teachers 7741,7742 Stellar Astrophysics 7751,7752 Galactic Astrophysics 7777 Seminar in Astronomy and Astrophysics 7783 Topics in Astronomy and Astrophysics *2051 Radiation Science for Medical Applications 4101 Tracer Methodology for Biological Sciences 4111 Introduction to Medical Imaging 4331 Radiation Protection and Exposure Evaluation 4332 Medical Physics and Health Physics Laboratory 4351 Radiation Detection and Instrumentation 4991,4992 Special Problems in Medical Physics and Health Physics 4995 Seminar 7101 Advanced Tracer Methodology for Biological Sciences 7111 Advanced Medical Imaging Physics 7121 Radiobiology 7210 Clinical Principles in Radiation Therapy 7260 Clinical Cancer Therapy Rotation 7270 Advanced Radiation Therapy Physics 7280 Advanced Clinical Cancer Therapy Rotation 7331 Radiation Therapy Physics 7530 Radiation Shielding 7537 Radiation Interactions and Transport 7538 Monte Carlo Simulation of Radiation Transport 7991 Advanced Projects in Medical Physics and Health Physics 7992 Advanced Topics in Medical Physics and Health Physics 7995 Seminar 7999 Report Investigation 8000 Thesis Research *1001 Physical Science *1002 Physical Science *1021 Physical Science with Laboratory *1022 Physical Science with Laboratory Prerequisites → All prerequisites in physics courses should be rigidly observed.
Corequisites → a student may not continue in a course after dropping a corequisite course prior to the last day of the midsemester examination period.Of the 7000-level courses, those numbered in the 7200's, as well as 7343, 7363, 7383, 7398, and 7411 are offered every year; 7353 and 7373 every other year. All other courses are offered sporadically as interest demands and in order to provide a varied curriculum.
General Education courses are marked with an asterisk (*).
*1100 Introduction to Physics *1201,1202 General Physics for Physics Majors *1208,1209 General Physics Laboratory for Physics Majors *2001,2002 General Physics *2101 General Physics for Technical Students *2102 General Physics for Technical Students *2108 Introductory Physics Laboratory *2109 General Physics Laboratory 2111 Elementary Mathematical Physics 2203 Introductory Modern Physics 2207 Introductory Modern Physics Laboratory 2221 Introduction to Mechanics 2231 Electricity and Magnetism *2401 Introduction to Concepts in Physics 2411 Computational Science I 2995 Research Internship 3001 Science Teaching in Secondary School I:
The Learner3002 Science Teaching in Secondary School II:
Technology in Science Education4003 Science Teaching in Secondary School III:
Instructional Strategies in Science4004 Seminar in Teaching Secondary School Science 4098 Instrumentation Electronics for Scientists 4112 Intermediate Mathematical Physics 4123 Intermediate Mechanics 4125 Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics 4132 Electromagnetism and Electromagnetic Waves 4135 Modern Optics 4136 Modern Optics Laboratory 4141,4142 Introduction to Quantum Mechanics 4198 Advanced Modern Physics Laboratory 4201,4202 Survey of Contemporary Physics 4251 Atomic Physics 4261 Introduction to Solid-State Physics 4271 Nuclear Physics 4399 Research in Experimental Physics 4412 Computational Science II 4991 Special Problems in Physics 6111 Mathematical Physics for Teachers 6121 Classical Physics for Teachers 6141 Quantum Physics of Atoms, Molecules, Solids & Nuclei for Teachers 6191 Research Participation for Teachers 6198 Laboratory Methods for Teachers 6991 Seminar in Current Development in Physics Curriculum Materials 7211,7212 Mathematical Methods of Theoretical Physics 7221 Classical Mechanics 7223 Mechanics of Deformable Bodies 7225 Statistical Mechanics 7231,7232 Classical Electrodynamics 7241,7242 Quantum Mechanics 7336 General Relativity 7343 Advanced Quantum Mechanics 7353,7354 Atomic and Optical Physics I, II 7360 Low-Temperature Physics 7363,7364 Condensed Matter Physics 7373,7374 Nuclear Physics 7383,7384 High Energy Particle Physics 7398 Graduate Laboratory 7411,7412 Computational Physics 7463,7464 Theoretical Condensed Matter Physics 7537 Radiation Interactions and Transport 7538 Monte Carlo Simulation of Radiation Transport 7741,7742 Stellar Astrophysics 7745 Advanced Quantum Theory of Particles and Fields 7751,7752 Galactic Astrophysics 7777 Seminar in Astronomy and Astrophysics 7783 Topics in Astronomy and Astrophysics 7857 Graduate Student Seminar 7893 Many-Body Theory 7895 Selected Topics in Advanced Physics 7896 Current Developments (3)V
7996 Independent Research in Physics 8000 Thesis Research 9000 Dissertation Research
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