Physics for the Life Sciences I

3 credits · Undergraduate

In this course an understanding of physics is acquired by exploring the physical principles that underlie complex biological structures. The nature of materials and the forces that act on them is introduced through a series of topic examples taken from evolution, mammalian physiology, plant structure, and others. PREREQUISITES: Students not having a physics credit equivalent to Nova Scotia Grade 12 Physics are strongly advised to take a physics university preparatory course. EXCLUSIONS: Students may take either PHYS1000 or PHYS1002, but not both, for credit. FORMATS: Lecture | Lab | Tutorial