PHYSICS153L

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Applications of Physics: A Modern Perspective

Physics Department A&S - Arts and Sciences

Subject

PHYSICS

Catalog Number

153L

Title

Applications of Physics: A Modern Perspective

Course Description

Intended principally for students in engineering and the physical sciences as a continuation of Physics 152L. Topics include: mechanics from a microscopic perspective, the atomic nature of matter, energy, energy quantization, entropy, the kinetic theory of gases, the efficiency of engines, electromagnetic radiation, the photon nature of light, physical optics and interference, waves and particles, applications of wave mechanics. For credit, enrollment in Physics 153L, lab and discussion (Physics 153L9, 153D) sections required. Prerequisite: Physics 26, 142L, 152L, or 162D and Mathematics 212, or permission of instructor.

Grading Basis

Graded

Consent (Permission Number)

No Special Consent Required

Min Units

1

Max Units

1

Discussion

Laboratory

Lecture

General Education Curriculum Codes

(NS) Natural Sciences, (QS) Quantitative Studies